Our national awards programme’s shortlist this year includes 48 shortlisted projects across 12 categories.
The New Zealand Architecture Awards honour the best architecture produced in Aotearoa New Zealand in a given year. Projects this year run the gamut in size, use, budget and challenges, and include one international project.
All shortlisted projects will be visited by the jury, headed by Caro Robertson, principal of Spacecraft Architects. Other jury members include Ari Stevens of Athfield Architects, Julie Stout of Mitchell Stout Dodd and Patrick Kennedy of Kennedy Nolan in Melbourne, Australia. The tour begins August 26.
“From Awanui to Ōtepoti, there’s an excellent geographic spread of projects this year,” says Robinson. “It’s great to see some beautiful adaptive reuse work, as well as innovative attempts at reducing carbon footprints in new builds. The rōpū have had good conversations already about what makes architecture award worthy, and we’re looking forward to more while we’re on the road.”
The winners of the New Zealand Architecture Awards will be announced at the annual award evening on November 22 in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
The Shortlist
Commercial Architecture
• Tuhiraki – AgResearch Lincoln Facility by Architectus and Lab-works Architecture
• Bricks and Mortar by Edwards White Architects
• MADE by Edwards White Architects
• Kā Uri, Awanui by Glamuzina Architects
• Deloitte Centre - Te Kaha by Warren and Mahoney Architects
• Wai Ariki by RCG and Pukeroa Oruawhata Lakefront Holdings
Education
• The Pā by Architectus, Jasmax and Design Tribe
• University of Auckland B201 Building by Jasmax
• Onehunga Primary School by Jasmax
• Pā Reo Campus by Tennent Brown Architects
• Waimarie – Lincoln University Science Facility by Warren and Mahoney Architects and Lab-works Architecture in association
Enduring Architecture
• Mason & Wales Architects Office Building (1973) by Mason & Wales Architects
• Cranwell Place (1970) by Noel D'Arcy Blackburn
• Cathedral Nave | Holy Trinity Cathedral Auckland (1995) by Professor Richard Toy
Heritage
• Erskine Chapel by Common and archifact-architecture & conservation
• Toitoi Municipal Building, Hastings by Matthews & Matthews Architects
• Dunedin Railway Station Restoration by Salmond Reed Architects
Housing
• Alexandra Rock House by Anna-Marie Chin Architects
• Our house by Assembly Architects
• Whareroa by Bossley Architects
• Coromandel House by Evelyn McNamara Architecture
• Sar Street House by Parsonson Architects
• Houghton Bay House by Patchwork Architecture
• Huis Kikstra by PRau
• Wānaka S.K.I House by Roberts Gray Architects
Housing – Alterations and Additions
• Jewellery Box by Crosson Architects
• Ridge House by Keshaw McArthur
• Gonville Pool House by Patchwork Architecture
Housing - Multi Unit
• Kōtuitui Terraces, Stage 2 by Crosson Architects
• Hills Residences by Edwards White Architects
• The Ōwairaka Collection by Stevens Lawson Architects
Interior Architecture
• Simple Machines by Three Sixty Architecture
• KPMG Wellington by Warren and Mahoney Architects
• Te Tihi – Aurecon Auckland by Warren and Mahoney Architects
International Architecture
• Sir Edmund Hillary Visitor Centre by Pearson & Associates Architects
Planning & Urban Design
• Te Āhuru Mōwai Vision Framework by Isthmus Group
• Tribune by RTA Studio
• Te Iwitahi – Whangarei Civic Centre by TEAM Architects
Public Architecture
• Ravenscar House by Patterson Associates
• Tākina – Wellington Convention & Exhibition Centre by Studio of Pacific Architecture
• Te Whare Hononga by Tennent Brown Architects
• Te Taumata o Kupe Nuku by TOA Architects
Small Project Architecture
• Whare Mīmīrū by Anthony Hōete and Dr Jeremy Treadwell in association
• Paper House by Crosson Architects
• The Garden Room by Edwards White Architects
• St Hilda’s Church Renovation by First Light Studio
• Beach Hut by Strachan Group Architects
• The Arts Centre Bridge by Warren and Mahoney Architects
