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Greece: Splendour among the ruins
Herald cartoonist Rod Emmerson experiences the jewel in the crown of a luxury Azamara Club Cruise through the Greek Isles and Turkish Coast, in the ruins of Ephesus.
Eco-comfort in tiny bush bach
Auckland's Jessop Architects has developed plans for passive houses with extremely low energy consumption.
Vote saves Christchurch Town Hall
The earthquake-damaged Christchurch Town Hall has been saved after city councillors unanimously voted in favour of a $127.5 million full restoration plan today.
Hall restoration plan 'a masterpiece'
A restoration plan to save the earthquake-damaged Christchurch Town Hall has been hailed as a "masterpiece" by the internationally acclaimed building's architect.
Who will win The Block?
Ben Crawford goes back to the building site to see what's in store this year.
Best house in Auckland named
The creative juices must have been flowing when a fruit drink magnate's celebrated new house was on the drawing board.
Janet McAllister: Coronation Hall lends itself to the cutting edge
There's a tantalising connection between Jazz Age performance legend Josephine Baker and the Old Folks Ass.
Dunedin hotel compromise on offer
The woman behind a controversial $100 million waterfront hotel bid in Dunedin says she will compromise to secure a deal with the Dunedin City Council.
The house that friendship built
Paterson parlayed a childhood passion into a successful career, and the awards just keep on coming.
Dunedin $100m hotel bid off to court
The company bidding to build a $100 million waterfront hotel in Dunedin is taking its fight to the Environment Court.
Glamuzina Paterson Architects' award-winning houses
Childhood friends Dominic Glamuzina and Aaron Paterson, of Glamuzina Paterson Architects, were hailed as "emerging talent" when two of the four award-winning projects in the Housing category of the 2013 New Zealand Architecture Awards were theirs.
Imperial makeover
It's a $15 million renovation, an award-winning heritage vision and a blueprint for urban renewal in downtown Auckland. And judging from the all-day crowds, it's still the place to be seen drinking coffee.
Dunedin's hotel tower plan rejected
Controversial plans for a $100 million 27-level Dunedin hotel have been knocked back.
Artist Carin Wilson's hiltop studio
A spiritual home is slowly taking shape on a Northland coastal block in the hands of a Maori sculptor and his wife.
This place we call home
The Auckland Triennial, which opens next month, brings together a host of local and international artists responding to what it is like to live here.
Lucky at work: Designers give award winning comfort to Kiwi staff
If you work for ASB and you are in Takapuna's Sovereign House, Albany's C:Drive or are about to move into ASB North Wharf at Wynyard Quarter, then lucky you.
What architecture students are dreaming of (+pics)
A student architecture competition includes a plan for Christchurch Cathedral to be "reconstructed"and its roof line again made visible.
Jessop Architects' Coolhouse design
Auckland's Jessop Architects has developed plans for passive houses with extremely low energy consumption.
Quake proposal fans heritage fear
Giving building owners 10 years to strengthen earthquake-prone buildings would amount to an "execution order" for many heritage buildings, says the Auckland Council.
David Tsow: Skyscraper was ahead of its time
Rumblings about the possible demolition of the Auckland Civic Administration structure at 1 Greys Ave have led me to investigate this interesting building, writes David Tsow.
Imagination seems the only limit for liners
A weekly feature by Grant Bradley looks at what's happening in the travel industry and what it means for consumers.
Homes of the year: Artistic decor plus
Originally published on June 16, this Westmere home combines quirky architecture with artistic decor to create the creative's dream house.
Buyers urged to challenge architect tag
Home buyers are being urged to challenge estate agents who claim houses are architecturally designed after new moves that relax how properties can be marketed.
Ruling widens 'architect home' tag
Estate agents have been given the all-clear to describe houses as architecturally designed - even if the creators are not registered professionals.