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Auckland Architecture AwardsNZIA Auckland Awards 2009: Awards Ceremony
Fale Pacifica, University of Auckland Tuesday 13th October, 6-9:00pm For Tickets see www.nzia.co.nz AAA Urban Eye AwardGow Langsford Gallery
26 Lorne Street
Pecha KuchaGalatos, 17 Galatos Street. Doors open from 7:30pmThursday October 15th 8:20pm start. Confirmed speakers: • Philip Smith // Landscape designer / www.o2landscapes.com // evolution of 'hybrid' landscapes • Zoe Ikin // Designer / www.studioalexander.co.nz // the archivist's table • Richard Reid / Architect & Landscape Architect // on designing motorways • Noemi // House sitter / www.TheHouseSitter.co.nz // on house sitting • Vitamin S // www.vitamin-s.co.nz // on improvisational performance • Lauren Mathieu // Producer/Director // A critique on **ALFISM** • James Pearce // Designer / www.ohnosumo.com // The Cupcake Pavilion • Jeremy Hansen // Editor, Home NZ // on writing The Villa • Patrick Reynolds // Photographer / www.patrickreynolds.co.nz // shooting The Villa • Pete Bossley // Architect / www.bossleyarchitects.co.nz // on the National Maritime Museum • Raymond Sagapolutele aka RIMONI // Photographer / www.rimoni.com // Brotography 101 • Fiona Jack // Artist and lecturer at Elam School of Fine Arts // recent projects • Reza Fuard // Points2Change // on creating social change www.pechakucha.co.nz
The Cupcake PavilionBritomart Transport Interchange, Commerce Street (in front of the glass box).
Hours: Noon to Midnight, Friday 16th October. Come support the Starship Children’s Hospital by purchasing a delicious artisan cupcake from the custom designed OH.NO.SUMO pavilion... The pavilion is designed using innovative digital fabrication techniques and is constructed from regular corrugated cardboard. A fun and tasty piece of public architecture for a good cause. All money collected goes to the Starship Foundation.
TRANS-FoRM-ersMobile Architectures- Architecture Week 09 student competition
Shed 12, 90 Wellesley Street West, from 6pm Friday October 16th Movement and migration are pressing themes of contemporary life. Whether driven by political and economic necessity or resulting from a surplus of leisure time, people are more globally mobile than ever before. How might design, architecture and art respond to this relentless fluidity of people, capital, data, ideas and commodity goods? Design Charette - One Day Invited Design CompetitionUnion Fish Building, Quay Street
Hours: Saturday 17th October 8:30am - Brief Announced 6:30pm - Winners announced Invited teams get the chance to face off against one another in a battle of design skills. After the secret brief is announced, teams will have a limited time to produce their best concept. With $1000 prize money up for grabs, it won’t be just egos on the line in this intense design competition. Members of the public are welcome to observe the design process as it unfolds over the day.
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