The A+W NZ Article Archives

A+W NZ has added another role to our core team structure, and are pleased to announce Amber Ruckes as the first person in the role of Kaiurungi.

"Filling the gaps" by Lynda Simmons, published on Parlour, details our awards process and their importance to our industry.

Congratulations to A+W NZ member Sue Evans, who was recognised at the NZIA National Awards 2018 with a President's Award.

AW NZ Co-Founder and Secretary (2011-2016) Julie Wilson in featured in the 2017 issues of M2 Woman in an article called "Redefining Motherhood".

The Workplace Revolution Series - 02: Diversity

Architecturenz Aug/Sept 2018, pp30 - 39.

Following from the first article in the Architecturenz magazine 01: Flexible Work (May/June 2018), this second installment features A+W NZ Co-Chair Divya Purushotham.

A+W NZ Co-Chair was interviewed by Diversity Agenda before the launch of their website and #20for21 project earlier this year. Here we reproduce their article, with the link to the original here.

To mark the significance of her term as the second female President of the NZIA, A+W NZ met with Christina van Bohemen on Monday 11 June 2018, to record in an interview some of her thoughts and reflections on her experiences as President.

A+W NZ member Melanie McDaid and A+W NZ Co-Chair Lynda Simmons contributed to a recent architecturenz article on Flexible Working, and how architectural practices are changing to suit the current workforce. (May/June 2018)

Most of you will be aware that there are changes being made with The University of Auckland Libraries, and that these changes obviously affect the beloved Architecture and Planning Library.

Carter Holt Harvey Woodproducts Product Manager Merryn Jolly has written about the Motu Kaikoura Building Workshop for their newsletter.