Architecture
Spiritual Outlook for 25 August 2013 - The Cardboard Cathedral
Justin Gregory takes a tour of Christchurch's Transitional Cathedral - better known as the Cardboard Cathedral. A couple of weeks after opening, has it fulfilled everyone's expectations? Audio
Pip Cheshire: a life in architecture
This week, Auckland architect Pip Cheshire was named a Companion of the NZ Order of Merit. Back in 2013, he told Kathryn Ryan the job requires listening hard and synthesising ideas before giving them… Audio, Gallery
Art with Mary Kisler : Modernisme and Modernism
Senior Curator at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, discussing Modernisme and Modernism in Spanish architecture. Audio
Ideas for 3 March 2013
Arguments for intensifying the density of housing tend to fall into two categories: affordability and putting a halt to urban sprawl. Ideas talks to two architects who advocate higher density housing… Audio
Tuhoe plan New Zealand's first ever living building
The Tuhoe iwi is planning to build its tribal headquarters near Taneatua and claims it will be New Zealand's first ever so-called "living building". Audio
Stephen McDougall: buildings and wool
Founding member of Studio Pacific Architecture, and ambassador for the New Zealand Campaign for Wool. Audio
Rachel Armstrong - Living architecture
Dr Armstrong is the co-director of the Advanced Virtual And Technological Architectural Research (AVATAR) Group and a senior lecturer at the School of Architecture & Construction at The University of… Audio
Kevin McCloud: grand designs
Architectural historian, designer and broadcaster best known for the television series Grand Designs. Audio
Fritz Eisenhofer: dome home
Architect responsible for many Wellington landmarks, whose Kapiti Coast dome home features in a new book about NZ architects' houses. Audio
Ideas for 7 November 2010
The Gus Fisher Gallery in Auckland and Wellington's Adam Art Gallery are both currently hosting exhibitions celebrating architectural modernism. What is it about modernism that continues to fascinate… Audio