Bill McKay is a senior lecturer in the School of Architecture at University of Auckland. As an active writer and researcher, he focuses on New Zealand architectural history. Bill Mckay works as a critic and writes regularly for Architecture NZ and has done numerous architecture exhibitions.
Bill McKay's Latest contributions
Extreme Conservation: Antarctic Huts
Bill McKay discovers the historic huts left behind from previous Antarctic explorers’ efforts to reach the South Pole.
A field guide to the architecture of the South Pacific
Architectural historian Bill McKay and photographer Jason Mann investigate the long-neglected architecture of the South Pacific.
ASB North Wharf, Auckland
Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter’s first flagship office building, designed by BVN Donovan Hill in association with Jasmax.
