A multi-sensory exhibition celebrating one of Aotearoa New Zealand's most iconic buildings opens today 📢 ‘From the Archive: The Making of Futuna’ shares documents, artefacts and related art works that explore the working relationships and creative thinking of the architect, John Scott; artist, Jim Allen, and the community that brought Futuna Chapel into being. The exhibition runs from 29 October–17 November. ArchitectureNow has the details: https://lnkd.in/gb6DDaQW #nzia #nzarchitecture #whatson #architectureexhibtion
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.
- Website
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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)
Architectural Studies, Interior Design and BIM, Ara Institute of Canterbury , Te Pukenga Christchurch New Zealand
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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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Congratulations to DCA Architects of Transformation, who recently announced its expansion across Aotearoa! 👏 The award-winning practice has opened new offices, with Chris Buch as team leader in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland and Nathan Edmondston taking up the role in Whakatū Nelson. ArchitectureNow has the details: https://lnkd.in/g_wUwhKU #nzia #nzarchitecture #architectureinthenews #congratulations
DCA opens new offices
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Congratulations to STUDIO MYLA, whose project has been named 'Best House Aotearoa'. The Pōneke practice's 'genre-defining' renovation of a 120-year-old brick villa in Berhampore was crowned the winner of the Here Magazine Awards. Winners in other categories include Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects members Spacecraft Architects, Glamuzina Architects, Micah Architecture, Pac Studio and Steven Lloyd Architects, Edwards White Architects Ltd, Three Sixty Architecture and Roberts Gray Architects. Johnstone Callaghan Architects's Prue Johnstone was on the judging panel. Stuff has the details: https://lnkd.in/gqQZEppb #nzia #nzarchitecture #architectureinthenews #congratulations
Owners of award-winning homes ‘not worried what anyone else thinks’
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There is just one month to go until we reveal Aotearoa's best architecture! Get ready to celebrate alongside the architecture community with three unmissable events in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. 🔹 Patrick Kennedy Free Public Lecture | 12pm Friday 22 November 🔹 New Zealand Architecture Awards 2024 | 6pm Friday 22 November 🔹 Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland City Architecture Tour | Saturday 23 November Book now: https://lnkd.in/gFhMzyBK Thanks to our sponsors Resene | APL Window Solutions | Nu-Wall® Cladding #nzia #nzarchitecture #nzarchitectureawards2024 #booknow
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Yesterday we marked International Day of Climate Action by coming together in the name of Demystifying Carbon! 🌏 These sold-out workshops saw 140 participants registered at five locations across the motu, with members upskilling in life cycle assessments and their carbon literacy. Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects' Strategic Sustainability Advisor Rachel MacIntyre says advocacy in this space can take on many shapes and forms. "The Institute is upskilling members despite the current legislative limbo. We're future proofing our architects to be ready for change and empowering them to have conversations on carbon at the early design phase. Collaboration is key, with carbon-literate practices and members supporting those not on the carbon literacy journey yet. As an industry we will need to collaborate to tackle the challenges ahead." A huge thanks to industry experts for sharing their time and knowledge - Emily Newmarch (WARREN AND MAHONEY), Tayla Lindsay (Studio Pacific Architecture), Helen Schofield (Stephenson & Turner ), Sian Taylor (Team Green Architects), Chris Dopheide (WARREN AND MAHONEY), Daniel Fernandez Gonzalez (Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities), Francisco Carbajal (Capana Group), Elrond Burrell, Tim Ross, Shana Payne, Nathan Edmondston, Arthur Lee (Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust), anne salmond (Salmond Architecture), Carys Collins (Fineline Architecture), Min Hall, Fiona Short (WARREN AND MAHONEY), Ben F. (Context Architects), Cheryl Bartlett (Warren and Mahoney), Evzen Novak (Studio Pacific Architecture), Tim Asby (Stephenson & Turner ), Ben Mackie (Design Base) and Joseph Lyth (WEL Architecture Ltd). Special thanks to Warren and Mahoney, Arthouse Architecture, Stephenson & Turner and Abodo Wood Ltd for the generous use of their spaces, and to Te Ari Prendergast and Fleur Palmer for the karakia and mihi. The Demystifying Carbon Workshops were proudly sponsored by LMA Timber and Kingspan Thermakraft. #nzia #nzarchitecture #demystifyingcarbon #internationaldayofclimateaction
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What does the future hold for Tāmaki Makaurau’s main street? 💭 Six industry experts made their case at The Great Debate, part of last month's Aotearoa Festival of Architecture. Viv Beck, John Tookey, Julie (Juliana) Wilson, Karen Pettigrew, Bill McKay and Julian Mitchell were randomly assigned sides, with Kent Nixon moderating and Jenny Chen acting as convener. Organised by Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects - Auckland Branch, this debate saw both the affirmative and opposition making a case for the functional, environmental and cultural future of the city's golden mile. Annabelle Smith has the story for ArchitectureNow: https://lnkd.in/d-RWgi4e #nzia #nzarchitecture #thegreatdebate #afoa24
Queen Street: To evolve or devolve?
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Don't miss your chance to hear Patrick Kennedy in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland! 🎤 Twenty-five years ago, he and Rachel Nolan founded Kennedy Nolan Architects, which has become a highly awarded, carbon-neutral practice. Patrick, who is based in Naarm Melbourne, served as the international juror for this year's New Zealand Architecture Awards. Delivering a free public lecture this November, Patrick poses the question, “How to be an architect now?". Examining how architects respond to place, the climate catastrophe and beyond, don't miss your chance to hear this inspiring and thought-provoking lecture. Book now: https://lnkd.in/diZHUZr6 🔹"How to be an architect now?" 🔹12pm Friday 22 November 🔹Viaduct Events Centre, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland Proudly sponsored by APL Window Solutions. 📷️ Derek Swalwell - Nightingale Village / Milk Bar House / Melbourne Place / Always House / Somers House #nzia #nzarchitecture #whatson #lecture
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Last week our Strategic Sustainability Advisor Rachel MacIntyre presented at Building Out Waste 💡 Held by the Sustainable Business Network, Rachel's presentation for the seminar focused on designing out waste and what we can do as architects to make the big-impact decisions in the early design phase. We are partnering with the organisation to improve benefits and access for our members to a wide range of sustainable businesses and events. Watch this space! #nzia #nzarchitecture #sustainability #buildingoutwaste
Yesterday we heard from 13 industry leaders working hard to reduce construction waste in Aotearoa New Zealand. Hosted at AUT School of Future Environments, the Build out waste by design seminar covered a range of real-world solutions and success stories demonstrating how we can build better, together. A huge thank you to our wonderful speakers for sharing their knowledge and inspiring stories. Daniel Heyworth, Jerome Partington, Jean-Luc Ellis, Nick Clements, Terri-Ann Berry, Julie Roberts, Anson Kong, Dr. Ferdinand Oswald, Rachel Devine, Rachel MacIntyre, Paul Young, Glenn Kevey, Caroline James, Justine Haves, Mark Roberts. The seminar was made possible with the support of our sponsors: Auckland Council, Auckland University of Technology, Environmental Innovation Centre, Mitre 10 (New Zealand) Limited. Support partners: Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects, New Zealand Certified Builders Association, Master Builders, NZGBC
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Have you got your tickets yet? 🏆 Join us in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland for an unmissable weekend celebrating the best architecture in Aotearoa New Zealand. There are three exceptional events to experience across two days. 🔹 Patrick Kennedy Free Public Lecture | 12pm Friday 22 November 🔹 New Zealand Architecture Awards 2024 | 6pm Friday 22 November 🔹 Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland City Architecture Tour | Saturday 23 November Book now: https://lnkd.in/gFhMzyBK Thanks to our sponsors Resene | APL Window Solutions | Nu-Wall® Cladding #nzia #nzarchitecture #nzarchitectureawards2024 #booknow
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It's the final week of the Conversations & Constitution roadshow! ⏰ We're on to the last two stops of our tour presenting the new-and-improved draft Constitution to members across the country. Don't miss this week's dates: • Tuesday 22 October Whangārei • Wednesday 23 October Kerikeri If you want to have your say on the proposed changes to the Constitution and tell us what is important to you, be sure to register now. Get details: https://lnkd.in/gS6Mzniq #nzia #nzarchitecture #constitution #roadshow
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