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Brownlee: Too early to write off Christchurch suburbs
Geotechnology engineers are assessing damage to Christchurch land and are expected to file their reports next week.
<i>Hamish Keith</i>: After disaster comes opportunity
Hamish Keith is an arts and social commentator.
London tower named Britain's ugliest new building
A 1960s-designed confluence of Tarmac, roundabouts and Brutalist architecture has won the Carbuncle Cup for Britain's ugliest new building.
Taking up a challenge
The new Newmarket railway station was a unique project that demanded an innovative approach, writes Steve Hart.
Telecom HQ shifts to greener pastures
Preparations are under way for NZ's largest corporate relocation with Telecom's new $280m Auckland headquarters nearly finished.
<i>Brian Rudman</i>: Now it's two party zones? What a waste
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.
ARC votes to keep Queens Wharf shed for 'party central'
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".
Judge accuses Prince Charles of exceeding powers
A UK Judge has accused Prince Charles of grossly exceeding his constitutional powers by interfering in a £3bn property development.
Rome divided over 120m-high 'eco-monster'
Rome's cityscape, with its mix of medieval, Renaissance and baroque architecture, is about to get its first skyscraper.
<i>Pip Cheshire:</i> Super City presents chance to shape Auckland
Pip Cheshire writes on the pitfalls of good urban design in Auckland planning.
<i>Tim Greer</i>: Mature cities blend history with modernity
Commercial project managers need to take responsibility for the mess their activity leaves behind, writes Tim Greer.
A career built to last
Having made the jump from engineering to architecture, there was no stopping award-winner Ian Moore.
Inner-city stunner thrills design award judges
Ironbank - a shipping container-style office and retail block on Karangahape Rd - won NZ's top architecture award last night.
Architects cite city's industrial heritage as reason to save wharf sheds
Auckland architects are increasing efforts to save Queens Wharf's two 98-year-old cargo sheds.
Awards for tree house and 'pukeko bridge'
Auckland-region structures have won several of the national architecture awards announced today.
Home on a hill
Warmth and natural light were the core requirements for a Franco/Kiwi family's home construction project in Wellington.