A+W•NZ is supporting the Auckland Build Expo 2016, and is here interviewed by the team behind the upcoming November event. Katherine Chan, from Auckland Build Expo 2016, interviewed A+W•NZ Co-Chair Lynda Simmons, published here on 19/7/16.
The A+W•NZ Metalcraft Writing Award 2016 called for short-piece writing (300 words) on any topic relevant to A+W•NZ's two central aims: visibility and inclusive.
Angeles Hevia has provided A+W•NZ with images and information of her project recently completed in Ghana, which we publish here as an extension of the ideas being discussed by the ISBC and earth-rammed construction.
Olivia Labb is an Honours student at AUT Spatial Design School of Art & Design, working on solutions to the provision of space for women to breastfeed their children when away from the home. This essay is an extract from her project, being run in a joint association between AUT and the Auckland Hospital.
At A+W•NZ's AGM, held on 26 May 2016, 7pm, at the NZIA Offices in Zurich House, Auckland, Megan Rule decided to stand down from the position of Co-Chair.
'Giving Back' - Industry Profile in Build Magazine No 153, April/May 2016, Interview with Jade Kake.
Amelia Melbourne Hayward asked several architects some questions about the professional side of working in architecture. She wrote two articles for Architecture Now, published online on 12 April 2016 and 19 April 2016.
The Pioneer Class: Women who Started at the Auckland School of Architecture in 1972.
In 2014, Pamela Bell was the guest editor for Professionelle magazine, and she invited architect Nikki Launder to submit an article on the daily realities of raising young children and managing an architectural life.
The Metalcraft A+W•NZ Writing Award 2016 results are in, and you can read the three winning short-piece submissions!