'Bringing aspirational architecture to church,' this small church in Pōneke Wellington is in the spotlight! ⛪ RNZ's Culture 101 spoke with First Light Studio Limited’s Brownyn Phillipps and Reverend Mark Henderwood of St Hilda’s, which won in the Small Project category at the recent New Zealand Architecture Awards. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gNkEt4Kt #nzia #nzarchitecture #nzarchitectureawards2024 #tunein
Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects
Architecture and Planning
A membership organisation for registered architects that supports and promotes architecture in Aotearoa New Zealand.
About us
Since 1905, Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects (NZIA) has advocated for architects and architecture in Aotearoa New Zealand. The Institute represents more than 90 percent of the country's registered architects and hundreds of architectural graduates and students. The Institute has eight branches throughout the country. Branch activities are organised by an elected Council, headed by a President serving a two-year term, and are supported by the national office. Since its establishment, the Institute has produced material essential to architects' work, run programmes to educate members and industry professionals, and promoted high standards of building design and performance. It fosters a culture of collegiality and civic mindedness among its members and supports initiatives that improve the functionality and wellbeing of our communities and built environment. Awards: The Institute's rigourous, peer-reviewed Awards programme sets the benchmark for New Zealand architecture. This includes the Local Architecture Awards and the New Zealand Architecture Awards (sponsored by Resene and APL), the Gold Medal Award, F. Gordon Wilson Fellowship for Public Housing, The Warren Trust Awards for Architectural Writing, John Sutherland Practice Award and the Named Awards. CPD: Seminars, presentations, workshops and other events enable architects to continually upgrade their skills and maintain registration. Te Kawenata o Rata: A treaty of partnership with Ngā Aho, the organisation of Māori design practitioners, enables future joint strategies and action plans to be developed. in:situ: The biennial conference sees the world's leading architects share their knowledge in Aotearoa New Zealand. Friends of Architecture: A free programme for members of the public interested in learning more about architecture and architects. The Diversity Agenda: A partnership with Engineering New Zealand and ACENZ that aims to make engineering and architecture firms more equitable.
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http://www.nzia.co.nz/
External link for Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Auckland
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1905
- Specialties
- Architecture, Advocacy, Continuing Professional Development, Diversity Agenda, Friends of Architecture, Architecture Awards, and Membership
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
253 Ponsonby Rd
Level 2
Auckland, 1011, NZ
Employees at Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects
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Professor Jaffer AA Khan B.Arch (Madras)., M.Sc Arch (Bartlett UCL,)., PhD (RMIT, Melbourne)
Head of Programme - Architectural Studies, Interior Design and BIM & Research Chair Department of Engineering and Architectural Studies, Ara…
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Tobias Danielmeier
Head Of Architecture at Otago Polytechnic
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Tim Ross
Director at Architype • NZIA Board Member
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Katie Tomlinson
Event Manager at Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects
Updates
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We were delighted to recently host members of the F. Gordon Wilson family! The generous donors, who established the F. Gordon Wilson Fellowship with the Institute in 2022, were visiting Aotearoa from America. Julia Mandell and Marilyn Mandell, along with Ken Davis, member and architect at Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities who was instrumental in establishing the fellowship, met with innovative practitioners at the cutting edge of social and affordable housing. A meeting with MĀPIHI Māori and Pacific Housing Research Centre started the day, followed by a tour of the Auckland City Mission - Te Tāpui Atawhai’s HomeGround with the Stevens Lawson Architects team, and a visit to Simplicity Living’s Productivity Hub, where Shane Brealey explained the rent for life housing his team is creating. #nzia #nzarchitecture #fgordonwilsonfellowship
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The 2024 Resene Student Design Awards Highly Commended recipient is... Tom Arbuckle from Victoria University of Wellington 👏 The jury notes: “Through provocative shapes and forms in a carnival of colours, Artistic Activism! puts art in your face, agitating for it as essential to public wellbeing. Three speculative designs culminate in a remarkable response to a tough site, resolving barriers to accessing the arts by bringing it to the people.” Congratulations Tom! Head to our website to see more: https://lnkd.in/gDfRXjzA Thank you to our sponsor Resene. #nzia #nzarchitecture #studentdesignawards2024 #congratulations
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The 2024 Resene Student Design Awards Highly Commended recipient is... Lucy Lee from Victoria University of Wellington 👏 The judges note: “Partnering with industry shows initiative in fostering solutions to responsibly resolving housing security against a backdrop of economic and climate challenges. Carbon is addressed at the outset, with the designer embracing technology and nature in the built response.” Congratulations Lucy! See more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gDfRXjzA Thank you to our sponsor Resene. #nzia #nzarchitecture #studentdesignawards2024 #congratulations
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The 2024 Resene Student Design Awards Highly Commended recipient is... Ethan Hansell-Hunt from Unitec | Unitec School of Architecture 👏 The judges note: “The designer pushes traditional building technologies to achieve a contemporary take on the fale, creating a respectful outcome for community and guests. People from near are invited to experience community and benefit from commerce, people from afar are invited to connect with culture and customs. New and old appear at peace with each other in this Samoan village setting.” Congratulations Ethan! Head to our website to see more: https://lnkd.in/gDfRXjzA Thank you to our sponsor Resene. #nzia #nzarchitecture #studentdesignawards2024 #congratulations
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The 2024 Resene Student Design Awards winner is.... Josh Sanoria from Victoria University of Wellington 👏 The judges note: “Complete in its approach as a reuse proposition, visually exuberant and powerful, Queeriosities of Space demonstrates how architecture can break down barriers to inclusivity. Colour is beautifully and consistently expressed throughout this project that invites escapism and exploration in a world that’s rarely represented in architecture. ” Congratulations Josh! Head to our website to see more: https://lnkd.in/gDfRXjzA Thank you to our sponsor Resene. #nzia #nzarchitecture #studentdesignawards2024 #congratulations
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Day two of the 2024 Resene Student Design Awards is underway! It’s a jam-packed day ahead with presentations from finalists Ethan Hansell-Hunt, Ruoyu (Yingxi) Wang (Liu), Joseph Bjelic-Webster (Unitec) and Robyn Kay Du Preez (Auckland University of Technology), the judges deliberations and the Awards ceremony tonight. Our thanks to all the finalists for their hard work and dedication - it has been awe-inspiring to see architecture’s next generation of talent in action. Stay tuned for the winner announcement this evening! Special thanks to our sponsor Resene. 📷 David St George #nzia #nzarchitecture #studentdesignawards2024
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Day one of the 2024 Resene Student Design Awards done and dusted! There was no shortage of inspiration on the first day of judging, with students Bradley MacPherson, Nyle Macaranas, Terry Cheng (The University of Auckland) Josh Sanoria, Lucy Lee and Tom Arbuckle (Victoria University of Wellington) sharing their presentations. The doors at St Matthew-in-the-City are open this evening from 4.30-6.30pm for those who want to see these projects up close. On Thursday 5 December the remaining four finalists will present their projects. Stay tuned as the winning and highly commended projects will be announced in the evening. Special thanks to our sponsor Resene. 📷 David St George #nzia #nzarchitecture #studentdesignawards2024
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Are you interested in knowing more about Life Cycle Assessment tools? 🛠️ Following on from the deep dive into Embodied and Operational Carbon Design Strategies, we’re providing an overview of commonly used LCA tools in Aotearoa New Zealand to help build your skills and competency in this area. This webinar is presented by Tayla Lindsay of Studio Pacific Architecture, Francisco Carbajal of CAPANA group, Sam Archer of NZGBC, Dr Alice Bui of Cerclos and Daniel Fernandez of Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities. What: Life Cycle Assessment Tools Overview When: 12-1.15pm, Thursday 5 December Register (members only): https://lnkd.in/g4PkEajs CPD Points: 10 #nzia #nzarchitecture #demystifyingcarbon #webinar
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Resene Student Design Awards 2024 Finalists | Te Wānanga Aronui o Tāmaki Makau Rau Auckland University Of Technology, School of Future Environments—Huri te Ao Last but certainly not least, we're delighted to share the work of Robyn Kay Du Preez from Auckland University of Technology | AUT School of Future Environments Discover more about Robyn's project: https://lnkd.in/gDfRXjzA All the finalists work is available to view in person, don't miss your chance! • 2024 Resene Student Design Awards Finalists’ Exhibition • 4.30-6.30pm Wednesday 4 December • St Matthew-in-the-City, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland Special thanks to sponsor Resene. #nzia #nzarchitecture #studentdesignawards2024
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