Architecture

Unreinforced building total underestimated

Unreinforced building total underestimated

Are we heading for a heritage disaster? Quite possibly.

Daughter was their architect

Daughter was their architect

 

A Dunedin couple decided to keep it in the family when they embarked on an 18-month renovation of their home. Kim Dungey views the results.

Catlins study this week

The Catlins' landscape and tourist attractions and the needs of small-community residents will be explored by Lincoln University Bachelor of Landscape Architecture students during a three-day field trip to Owaka this week.

Another bid to preserve Princes St buildings

Another bid to preserve Princes St buildings

Opposition to the demolition of a block of buildings in Princes St, Dunedin, continues as another petition gains support and raises awareness.

At home along the coast

At home along the coast

The spectacular coastline north of Dunedin is full of hidden gems and history. Charmian Smith does a reconnaisance for The Taieri Rotary Club's Heritage Homes of the Coastline tour on March 7.

Former NZR station's past revealed

Former NZR station's past revealed

The years are being peeled away and colours from the past are re-emerging at the Otago Settlers Museum's former NZR bus station building, thanks to some painstaking historical detective work.

Architectural excellence recognised

Architectural excellence recognised

Library, winery, golf course club house, former stables and several private homes were all recognised in Queenstown last night at the 2009 Southern Architecture Awards.

Beehive one of world's ugliest buildings

Beehive one of world's ugliest buildings

Wellington's Beehive, home of the New Zealand Government's executive, ranks as the third ugliest building in the world according to a tourism website list.

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