Tag: New Zealand Architecture Awards

FInalist: Commercial Architecture – 12 Madden Street by Warren and Mahoney Architects.
Industry News | ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk | 22 Jul 2019

NZ Architecture Awards shortlist announced

The New Zealand Institute of Architects has revealed the 45 finalists for this year’s National Architecture Awards.

Winner: John Scott Award and Public category – St Andrew’s College Centennial Chapel by Architectus.
Industry News | ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk | 20 Nov 2018

Winners revealed: 2018 New Zealand Architecture Awards

The New Zealand Institute of Architects has named the winners of its 2018 awards.

Housing category winner: Bramasole, Auckland by Herbst Architects.
Industry News | Louisa Wright | 18 Nov 2016

New Zealand’s best houses of 2016

Nine of New Zealand’s best houses have been honoured in the 2016 New Zealand Architecture Awards, from a plant-filled garden room extension to a set of rental units for the elderly.

New Zealand Architecture Medal winner: The Blyth Performing Arts Centre by Stevens Lawson Architects. This project is also a winner in the Education category.
Industry News | ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk | 4 Nov 2015

2015 New Zealand Architecture Awards

Twenty-eight projects were premiated at the 2015 New Zealand Architecture Awards, announced at a gala evening on 30 October.

Housing category finalist: Castle Rock House, Northland by Herbst Architects.
Awards | ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk | 6 Aug 2015

New Zealand Architecture Awards shortlist

The forty-six finalists for the 2015 New Zealand Architecture Awards have been announced.

ASB North Wharf by BVN Donovan and Jasmax in association was awarded the overall New Zealand Architecture Medal as well as being a winner in the Commercial Architecture, Interior Architecture and Sustainable Architecture categories.
Awards | 12 May 2014

2014 New Zealand Architecture Awards

Australian practices recognized at the 2014 New Zealand Architecture Awards.

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