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Making architecture a more touching experience

11 May 2018

Anthony Brand would like our architectural encounters to be more meaningful. The thirty-three year-old believes that if we prioritised how buildings made us feel instead of how they look, we could create more touching architectural experiences.
Artist transforms the space between 'dis' and 'ability'

3 May 2018

You might well have questioned what you were seeing if you'd happened upon a recent performance by Suzanne Cowan: dancer, choreographer, teacher, and wheelchair user.
Recycling heritage at the Kopu Bridge

6 April 2018

Opinion: To Coromandel holiday-makers the old Kopu bridge was synonymous with long traffic queues - but a determined community group sees it as so much more.
‘Handsome and generous’ painting wins top portrait prize

13 March 2018

Elam student Logan Moffat has won this year's Adam Portrait Award with a work that depicts his daily life at art school.
Illustrious career surveying the lie of the land

8 March 2018

If you've spent time enjoying any of the country's picturesque regional or national parks over summer then Bill Robertson will be delighted.
Experts address urban challenges

6 March 2018

As Auckland's population continues to grow and the city intensifies, a key challenge is how to create high-quality urban spaces, accessible to all. Experts will address these issues at the School of Architecture and Planning's annual lecture series Fast Forward.
Driverless cars will transform NZ cities

27 January 2018

Opinion: The switch to driverless cars is going to happen faster than we think. Bill McKay explains what this could mean for New Zealand cities.
Elam graduate nominated for Turner Prize

4 April 2017

University of Auckland Young Alumnus of the Year 2018, Luke Willis Thompson has been nominated for one of the world's most prestigious art awards, the Turner Prize.

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