The A+W NZ Article Archives

Raukura Turei's (Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki, Ngā Rauru Kītahi) creative life is so broad that she excels in several areas and has been recognised over the years for her work in painting, acting and architecture and is also mother to two children. She was recently featured in the Sunday Magazine, in the 'Bright Sparks' list from the Arts category.

Architectural Graduate, writer, artist, activist and A+W NZ member Leena Kheir has a current exhibition, "She is a Country", at the Homestead Galleries at Corban Estate Arts Centre in Henderson, Tamaki Makaurau, Auckland, until 24 February 2024.

Architects, designers, supporters and whanau joined together for this year’s A+W•NZ Dulux Awards evening to celebrate the outstanding finalist winners of the women Architects of Aotearoa, New Zealand.

The long awaited announcement of our fifteen 2023 A+W NZ Dulux Awards Finalists is here!

Gina Hochstein's presentation 100 Years: The Evolution of the Kitchen, originally presented as part of the A+W NZ x Blum: Evolution of the Kitchen event in 2023.

We are always very proud to have the support of Australia's Parlour, world leaders in issues of equity, gender and architecture.

A+W NZ is please to announce the jury panel for the 2023 A+W Dulux Awards.

The A+W NZ Tātuhi / Drawing Architecture: Sarah Treadwell Archive annual acquisition is Sea Wall Erosion, Lise Jansen-Luke.

As part of the public events surrounding the launch of Elizabeth Cox's Making Space, ex Co-Chair Divya Purushotham joined Elizabeth Cox and Mary-Jane Duffy on a National Library panel discussion in Wellington on 2 November 2022.

Congratulations to every single A+W NZ member and volunteer.