One Queen (known as the Deloitte Centre) is officially open for business at Commercial Bay, downtown Auckland.

Precinct celebrates opening of Deloitte Centre at Commercial Bay

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Precinct Properties, the country’s largest owner and developer of premium city centre real estate, has announced that One Queen (known as the Deloitte Centre)...
Pip Cheshire

Cheshire recognised in New Year Honours List

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Notable Auckland-based architect Phillip (Pip) Cheshire has been made a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit (CNZM) for services to architecture. The Order...

Public housing renovations at record levels

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New Zealand’s older public homes are being renovated in record numbers as Kainga Ora – Homes and Communities undertakes the one of the biggest...

Heat comes out of the construction sector as annual cost growth softens to 2.4%

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As pressures on residential construction supply chains and capacity ease, annual growth in construction costs has reduced to the lowest level in around seven...
From left: Naresh Singhal (ENZ Auckland committee member), Dylan Maurice, UNITEC (winner), Avinash Mistry, MIT (third place), Michelle Delves, University of Auckland (runner-up), David Brierley (ENZ Auckland chair).

Top young Auckland engineers recognised

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Two outstanding young engineers have been recognised by Engineering New Zealand’s Auckland Branch’s GT Murray Award for the best student member presentation on an...
BCITO graduate Kiri Cooper with her New Zealand Certificate in Trowel Trades Brick and Block Laying Level 4.

BCITO Te Pukenga graduate first female to win coveted Silver Trowel Award

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For the past 35 years, the brick and block laying Apprentice of the Year award has gone to a male apprentice — but late...

Apopo: ‘Infrastructure tragedy’ is quickly coming into view

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New Zealand is staring down the barrel of an infrastructure tragedy, according to a new survey by the lead association for infrastructure asset management...

Creighton’s iconic Fendalton ‘Z-home’ is Supreme!

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Taking design innovation to a whole new level, this year’s Registered Master Builders Supreme House of the Year over $1 million winner, nicknamed the...
The Te Arikinui Pullman Auckland Airport Hotel incorporates a number of sustainability features, such as a high-performance thermal envelope to reduce energy demands, energy efficient lighting, use of FSC-certified timber throughout, and recycled materials where these can be seamlessly integrated.

Architecturally-striking airport hotel officially opened

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After four years in construction, Te Arikinui Pullman Auckland Airport Hotel, one of New Zealand’s most architecturally-striking hotels, has been officially opened. The new...

New government’s policy backtracking poses a number of questions

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Outgoing RMBA chief executive David Kelly says policy reversals by the incoming government could create uncertainty in the construction sector — but could also...