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Wednesday May 22 2013

Auckland

Date Headline Project Name Architect

07/03/2008 Fresh breeze for the City of METRO ROUND_UP: Auckland JONATHAN GIBB

17/12/2012 Redefining the suburban villa typology S House Glamuzina Paterson Architects Ltd

30/11/2012 Beach house enclosed in forest belt Under Pohutukawa herbst architects ltd

20/09/2012 Paving the way for change Auckland CBD Streets Boffa Miskell Limited

31/08/2012 Indigenous meets industrial... North Wharf Promenade, Jellicoe Street Taylor Cullity Lethlean

01/08/2012 Garden to Table Wynyard Quarter Opus International Consultants Ltd

20/07/2012 MOA+I stumps up fresh designs International Test Cricket Ground Ministry of Architecture + Interiors

08/03/2012 Spatial awareness Creative Spaces Creative Spaces

07/09/2011 Cultural layers Barry Curtis Park isthmus

25/08/2011 The troubles of transport Britomart East Building Peddle Thorp

05/07/2011 Voyager of the seas Voyager New Zealand National Maritime Pete Bossley Architects

01/07/2011 Two is better than one Tahi Twin Lever Tapware Methven

04/03/2011 Science inside out University of Auckland Science Centre Jasmax

10/02/2011 'Individual Happiness Now' Patterson Associates Patterson Associates Ltd

13/01/2011 Permanent vacation Bourke House Pacific Environments NZ Ltd Architects

10/01/2011 Auckland bank is leader in The Deloitte Centre, 80 Queen Street Woods Bagot

25/10/2010 Double-take Ironbank RTA Studio

31/08/2010 Redefining Auckland's history St Patrick's Square Boffa Miskell Limited

14/06/2010 A library for the 21st century Birkenhead Library & Civic Centre archoffice

04/03/2010 Luverly jubilee! The Jubilee Sports Centre - Saint Architectus

26/02/2010 Te Whanau O Tupuranga - 'The Family of Te Whanau o Tupuranga Jasmax

19/02/2010 A natural performance AUT Lecture Theatres & Conference Centre RTA Studio

09/01/2010 Beachlife Omaha Beach House KAMERMANS & Co ARCHITECTS Ltd

27/10/2009 Wharf designs fail to wow Queens Wharf Editorial

06/10/2009 Coming closer to Auckland's shores Queen’s Wharf Editorial

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