NZIA Resene Architecture Awards 2007

Good architectural design can also withstand the passing of time and
still remain relevant to the current day. Three early 1960s residential
homes in Wellington and Auckland - Toomath House (1964) by Bill
Toomath, Alington House (1962) by Bill Alington and Manning House
(1960) by Jack Manning received a 2007 NZIA Enduring Award for
Architecture. Nearly half a century old, and flung from city hill to
bush to coast respectively, these homes are still sought after for their
designs incorporating the first movements towards open plan living
and an emphasis on the comfort of those living within.
Cox’s Bay House
Stevens Lawson Architects Ltd
Glass House
Noel Lane Architects
The suite of projects in the awards programme reflects the increasing
sophistication of our architecture and our society and our growing
awareness and understanding of how much a well designed building
can add to our environment on both aesthetic and functional levels.
Congratulations and thank you to all NZIA members who have taken
part in this year’s awards programme. Resene is proud to continue its
support of excellence in architecture, an excellence that benefits clients,
community and country.
Grafton Bridge Safety Screens
GHD Limited
Hot Water Beach House
Stevens Lawson Architects Ltd
2007 NZIA Resene New Zealand Awards for Architecture:
Auckland Grammar School –
Sports Complex
Architectus
Beehive Refurbishment
Executive Wing
Warren & Mahoney Ltd
House on Waimea Inlet
Irving Smith Jack Architects Ltd
IAG Centre
Wilson & Hill Architects Ltd
Belotta Tapas Bar
Buddhist Community Centre
Kaitawa Rd House
Lake Wakatipu House
Andrew Lister Architect Ltd
Warren & Mahoney Ltd
Dave Launder Architect
Fearon Hay Architects Ltd
Canna House
Tennent + Brown Architects Ltd
Corinth Street Alteration
Daniel Marshall Architect Ltd
Marsh Sports Centre Columba
College
Architectural Ecology
Newmarket Cottage
Aimer Naismith Architects