The A+W NZ Article Archives

ArchitectureNow has published the third installment of its series on the SGA / Architecture + Women NZ Motu Kaikoura Building Workshop - here Maria Hosking from Strachan Group Architects reports on the installation and finishing of the building on site.

We are very pleased to announce that Archipro and A+W NZ are joining forces to support our cross-membership - all A+W NZ members who sign up with Archipro have the A+W NZ logo automatically linked to your Archipro profile page.

A+W NZ member Tina Engels-Schwarzpaul has edited and translated from German the recently-published Atmospheric Architectures. The Aesthetics of Felt Spaces, by Gernot Böhme and published by Bloomsbury.

We republish an article "Women Making Their Mark", originally published in the November issue of Style Magazine (pp 28-30), written by Richard Dalman (Dalman Architects, Christchurch).

Elizabeth Cox gives her recommendations for great Christmas books for the young growing architect in your life.

ArchitectureNow has published an article on the updated progress of the SGA / A+W NZ Motu Kaikoura Project, written by A+W NZ Co-Chair Lynda Simmons. 10 Nov 2017.

The wonderful exhibition of 100 years of architectural drawings at the Gus Fisher Gallery, curated by A+W NZ member Dr Lucy Treep and Michael Milojevic, both of the University of Auckland, the exhibition provided a survey of drawings produced by current and former staff, and former students.

The University of Auckland's 2017 40 under 40 list has been announced, and includes A+W NZ Co-Chair Elisapeta Heta In the 'influencers' category. No surprise to us! We know how hard Elisapeta works and how much effort she puts in to making communities thrive. Congratulations, Elisapeta, we know how well-earned this achievement is.

At the opening event of the Re-installed A+W NZ Timeline on 7 September 2017, both HOS Dr Julia Gatley and Research Fellow Dr Lucy Treep spoke about history - and how women have been involved and affected in New Zealand's architectural recordings. The transcripts of their speeches are published here.

A+W NZ member Profile: Claire MacCall, from Dock Street Group, recently interviewed A+W NZ Secretary Divya Purushotham.