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New Zealand Architecture Now

Monthly sessions with Rosalind Derby and others, discussing architecture and urban design with a focus on place, community, and environment.Buildings act to mediate between people and site. Buildings allow us to place ourselves meaningfully in our environment and form our physical relationship in our community.

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42, Disrupt - Women in Architecture Symposium IWD 23

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2023/04/28

Rosalind Derby discusses with Catherine Scullin the Disrupt online International Women in Architecture Symposium on March 8 International Womens Day. This is combined with an experience as a public attendee, at a local government council Strategy and Growth meeting.

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41, Ben Katuin - Chief Landscaper, Netherlands boroughs

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2023/04/28

Ben Katuin retired landscaper in Levin, describes his busy decades as landscape head across city boroughs in the Netherlands. He practiced through all of the developments in modern landscaping from the 50s–80s and describes in vivid detail the life of a thoughtful and responsible landscaper.He discusses the famous 70’s Dutch ‘woonerf’ streets for people schemes, which are relevant for streetscape design today.

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60:00

40, Susi White - on The Kilns at Te Horo

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2023/04/28

Susi White, Owner of Lavender Creek Farm in Te Horo and member of the Mirek Smisek Arts Trusts discusses the restoration project of the historic Smisek beehive kilns and the creation of a hub for ceramic arts. The creation of this new visitor destination includes the restoration of the historic Te Horo railway station and care for the surrounding bush walks. Lavender Creek Farm is also discussed as a visitor destination

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56:53

39, David Mills on Engineering, land and Kaitiakitanga

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2023/04/28

David Mills Co-director of Mills Albert Ltd, a family-owned infrastructure contracting company in Kapiti.David discusses engineering detail in drainage construction projects and conveys the love of land and water resources that is embedded in their design, management, and implementation processes.They value their people and community and are leaders in employment diversity and career opportunities. Mills Albert Ltd local kaitiakitanga of our tangata whenua and our awa.

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59:55

38, Nick Mouat on the Mahara Gallery

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2022/11/10

Nick Mouat, architect for new Mahara Gallery, discusses the design and construction of this new project from Athfield Architects, Wellington. This exciting reuse and new build, currently under construction in Waikanae, will be an absolute winner for locals and visitors alike. The skeletal structure is already full of potential, as a new community building, with meaning and purpose and a catalyst for the new use of adjacent public space.

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37, Tanya and Levin

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2022/10/13

Tanya and Rosalind dissect Tanya’s hometown, Levin. A regional, market town that reveals more than a drive through the main street, suggests. Every scale of architecture and industry is flourishing across the broad Horowhenua Plains. We talk retail, residential, factory, and warehouse all within the rural backdrop between the Tararua Ranges and the coastal wetlands of Hokio Beach

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60:00

36, Neil Cotton

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2022/06/25

Neil Cotton; Consultant ASC Architects in Auckland NZ, discusses their design and construction of Coastlands Aquatic Centre: Kapiti's very own piece of parametric architecture, with its pillows of transparent ETFE foil roof. The same system was used in China for their Olympic Stadium.Neil entertains. with a journey through his career in 70's, 80's, 90's Auckland through till now. A highlight was his renovation and additions to Birkenhead's Chelsea Sugar Refinery, the iconic salmon pink assembly of

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35, on the Disrupt Architecture Symposium

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2022/06/25

A debrief regarding the Disrupt Architecture Symposium

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55:35

34, Meenakshi's Kitchen

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2022/05/05

A Voyage Round the Universe of Meenakshi’s Kitchen

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33, Anna Colville Smith - Placemaking

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2022/04/22

Anna Colville-Smith of ACS Marketing, discussing her focus on places for people in her work across the scale, from Mega Malls in the Gold Coast QLD and back home to NZ with her awareness and experience of placemaking, as a member of Placemaking Aotearoa.

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32, Phillip Ascott, - Carpenter's perspective

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2022/03/10

Phillip has built in the most wildly, fascinating landscapes throughout Australia and for two of the nation's most legendary architects. Phillip is dedicated to building, architecture, and telling great stories.

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32, Suzanne McNamara - Editor of Uptown Magazine,...

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2022/02/21

The magazine vividly documents the life and times of the inner-city neighborhood of Uptown – Mt Eden / Eden Terrace / Upper Symonds Street areas. Discussions include ‘community visioning’ workshops / the development of the huge City Rail Link development / collective housing / local architects / repurposing heritage buildings as music studios / community gardens and a church restoration

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31, Kay Flavell

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2021/12/09

Dr Kay Flavell, from San Francisco, discusses her latest book: ‘People of the Lane’, her 100 years of oral histories from the neighborhood of Lark Lane in Liverpool.Kay, a master storyteller herself, allows the people to tell theirs. City streets, 19th-century park design, urban activism, and social history within everyday architecture.

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30, John Rennie Short - Professor Public Policy Uni...

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2021/11/11

On geopolitics, urban issues, environmental concerns, and cartographic representations

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29, Jackie Kirouac - the Re-Building Center as the...

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2021/08/12

Executive Director: ReBuilding Center: OregonThe history of the ReBuilding Center as the home of ‘Deconstruction’ of building sites, and its evolution as a learning and training center for reuse and repurposing of building materials. Advocacy for home maintenance training, particularly for low-income families, to educate for healthy and durable homes.

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28, Bob Zuur - Photographer lighting the walls of...

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2021/08/10

BOB ZUUR: PHOTOGRAPHER: ‘MOMENTS OF LIGHT’; PaekakarikiPhotographing buildings for architecture presentations; and collaborative projects with photographic artist Joseph Michael:‘Antarctica: While You Were Sleeping’https://www.joemichael.co.nz/antarctica.https://youtu.be/iaC4PUivJAUThe photographic story of the life and death of an iceberg, lighting the walls of the Dominion Museum, Auckland, Aotearoa, and the UN Buildings NYC, ahead of UN’s Climate Action Summit September 2019

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56:29

27, Kate Mackness - The 20 Minute City

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2021/08/05

Kate Mackness.Lecturer, Planning, Waikato University. Planning concepts and education with her research into the 20 Minute City

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26, Libby Hakaraia - From Maoriland on their new...

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2021/07/19

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59:45

25, Kemi & Niko - Creators of the Urban Hutt as part...

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2021/07/19

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59:47

24, Bryce Holmes of Land Matters

New Zealand Architecture Now ·

2021/07/18

Deep dive into the Planning profession in all its intricacy and scope.

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