Read past news stories from the Wellington School of Architecture's 2012 news archive.
Discoveries made during PhD studies in Architecture by Victoria University graduate Lee Bint shows that tariff structures affect water use in commercial office buildings in Wellington and Auckland.
Nelson architect Min Hall was Victoria University‘s first female Architecture graduate in 1979—and this week, she graduates again, this time with a Master of Architecture with Merit.
Kerstin Thompson Architects, an Australian practice directed by Victoria University Professor Kerstin Thompson, has won three prestigious awards this year for their project titled Big Hill House.
A residential home known as the dogbox, a military museum and the witty re-imagining of an underground lavatory shared the top honours at the 21st AAA Unbuilt Architecture Awards in Auckland at a packed St Paul St Gallery.
An architecture project focusing on earthquake-strengthening heritage buildings on Wellington’s iconic Cuba Street has provided a snapshot of how it may look in 2035.
A wireless vibration sensor being developed by a Victoria University student could provide a low-cost solution for engineers to monitor the damage of buildings affected by earthquakes.
