The A+W NZ Article Archives

A+W NZ Co-Founders Megan Rule and Julie Wilson's recent exhibition at Objectspace reflects on their collaborative forms of practice over the last two decades. The exhibition was presented as 10 drawings + 10 projects, built and unbuilt.

Megan Rule reviews Cohousing For Life, a new book by Robin Allison about the development of the cohousing community Earthsong.

A+W NZ is pleased to announce that Homestyle will be running an ongoing A+W NZ profile series.

The Five Finalists in each of our Three Award Categories have been announced! We are pleased that the number of Nominees grows with each award round, and this makes the decision-making for the Jury very difficult indeed.

The third instalment of a project initiated in the 1980s by (recently retired) Professor Errol Haarhoff has been released by The University of Auckland.

On 3 October 2019, Lillian sat down with Julie Stout and Lynda Simmons to discuss her architecture and life experiences.

In 2015, A+W NZ members Rebecca Green and Victoria Streeter interviewed Christina van Bohemen, as part of our ongoing A+W NZ WikiLounge Project.

Since 2011, A+W NZ have been 'collecting stories' from its members and colleagues as a way to continue conversations and ultimately help others navigate their way through career decisions. They are presented on this page as a series of anonymous quotes.

On Friday 27 September 2019, A+W NZ member Blagica Maneva interviewed new Co-Chair Lindley Naismith as part of our ongoing A+W NZ WikiLounge Project.

At the 2019 A+W NZ AGM, Co-Founder Lynda Simmons stood down from her role as Co-Chair. Lynda has an Opinion column in ArchitectureNZ, and used this platform to bring the issues she spoke of at the meeting to a wider audience.