Tag: Heritage
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A testament to Le Corbusier
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UNESCO has added 17 projects in 7 countries by Modernist architect Le Corbusier to their World Heritage List.
Torin factory for sale
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The only Australian building designed by American modernist architect Marcel Breuer, in Sydney, has been listed for sale.
Is our past falling through the gaps?
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An exploration of the uneasy relationship between the RMA and the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act.
Public Trust well placed
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The fate of this heritage-listed building hung in the balance until a man with vision saw that it could be something special.
Vogel’s Revival
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In Dunedin’s long-forgotten heritage precinct, some locals are rejuvenating the city – from the inside out.
On the cusp of change
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Occupied in one form or other since 1845, the corner of Cuba and Dixon Streets is once again the centre of Wellington.
The Courtenay Place project
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Victoria architecture students are creating redevelopment proposals for an upgrade of the inner-city heritage precinct.
A dramatic history revisited
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Auckland Architecture Week 2015: images of the tour through the St James Theatre with heritage expert George Farrant.
A dramatic history
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Auckland Architecture Week 2015: take a tour through the St James Theatre in Auckland, with heritage expert George Farrant.
The economics of heritage preservation
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Bruce Petry, conservation architect, asks how we can quantify the importance of heritage conservation and adaptive re-use.
Treasury Research Centre and Archive
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Architectus has designed an archive and family history research centre to protect and promote the heritage of Thames.
St James Theatre to re-open
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An historic Auckland building is set to be restored after a change of ownership.
Building History
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Exhibition, Auckland,
27 Sep 2014 to 9 Oct 2014
Project Space presents an exhibition showcasing Auckland’s ‘modernist’ heritage of built and social history.
Project Space presents an exhibition showcasing Auckland’s ‘modernist’ heritage of built and social history.
A measured approach
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Julian O’Sullivan, manager of Opus Architecture, discusses issues surrounding the adaptive reuse of whole buildings.
Toitū Otago Settler’s Museum
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Robert Tongue and Baker Garden Architects have pulled together four buildings from different eras with dramatic results.
Whanganui’s Sarjeant Gallery
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A heritage building in Whanganui has been given a new lease of life.
The heritage problem
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Helen Frances investigates the cost of maintaining heritage-listed buildings.
