A 1960s-designed confluence of Tarmac, roundabouts and Brutalist architecture has won the Carbuncle Cup for Britain's ugliest new building.

The new Newmarket railway station was a unique project that demanded an innovative approach, writes Steve Hart.

Preparations are under way for NZ's largest corporate relocation with Telecom's new $280m Auckland headquarters nearly finished.

It's time John Key put the dummy back in Murray McCully's mouth and sent him to the Chris Carter home for over-stressed politicians.

The ARC, co-owner of Queens Wharf, has voted to keep one of the wharf sheds as a Rugby World Cup "party central" venue, alongside the Govt's temporary Cup structure dubbed the "slug".

A UK Judge has accused Prince Charles of grossly exceeding his constitutional powers by interfering in a £3bn property development.

Rome's cityscape, with its mix of medieval, Renaissance and baroque architecture, is about to get its first skyscraper.

Pip Cheshire writes on the pitfalls of good urban design in Auckland planning.

Commercial project managers need to take responsibility for the mess their activity leaves behind, writes Tim Greer.

Having made the jump from engineering to architecture, there was no stopping award-winner Ian Moore.

Ironbank - a shipping container-style office and retail block on Karangahape Rd - won NZ's top architecture award last night.

Auckland architects are increasing efforts to save Queens Wharf's two 98-year-old cargo sheds.

Auckland-region structures have won several of the national architecture awards announced today.

Warmth and natural light were the core requirements for a Franco/Kiwi family's home construction project in Wellington.