S&T Communication in Design Award Winner - 2013
The 2013 S&T Award for Communication in Design is presented to Frances Cooper.
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Read more. +We are constantly surprised by the unexpected talents that emerge from within our team.
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Read more. +Next year Paris will celebrate the 850th anniversary of its cathedral Notre Dame, beginning today with a scientific conference.
Read more. +Congratulations to Emily Batchelor - the winner of the 2012 Stephenson&Turner Prize at the Victoria University of Wellington.
Read more. +Friday evening saw the prizegiving for our inaugural Amp the Ampersand Competition at S&T.
Read more. +On November 1 - a day after hurricane Sandy had hit the east cost of the United States - a graphic was published that visually summarised the financial impact of natural disasters in the United States since 1980.
Read more. +Parce que notre post sur H&dM’s project concernant le Stade de Bordeaux a suscité un énorme intérêt, nous ajoutons maintenant une traduction française pour partager cet article avec nos amis français.
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Read more. +There is a definitive highlight for aficionados of powerful architecture inspired by ancient wisdom these days, the exhibition Louis Kahn: the Power of Architecture.
Read more. +Following its success in Australia earlier this year, the BIM Summit moves to New Zealand! This preeminent conference presents a fantastic opportunity to examine the benefits and challenges related to BIM implementation, how BIM affects project delivery and costs, and its return-on-investment.
Read more. +We at S&T have quite a nose for outstanding contributions to the realm of architecture and urban design.
Read more. +There is an artist alive today whose paintings achieve auction prizes of US$ 200 million, which is more than works of Monet, Giacometti, and Rothko combined.
Read more. +Recently the United Nations held the .
Read more. +Attending international conferences in the last 18 months on prison planning, design, management and security has highlighted just how advanced New Zealand and Stephenson&Turner is in this important sector.
Read more. +In January we reported that the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) was about to punish Seville by blacklisting its world heritage sites because of a 180m high office tower by architect Cesar Pelli under construction that is considered to be affecting the listed buildings.
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Read more. +Congratulations to your 160th birthday, Antoni Gaudi! Barcelona is my favourite city.
Read more. +Recently Dieter Rams celebrated his 80th birthday.
Read more. +MPI (formerly MAF) Multipurpose Building has won a 2012 Green GOOD DESIGN Award from among hundreds of submissions! Green GOOD DESIGN indentifies and emphasizes the world’s most important examples of sustainable design and to develop a public awareness program to the international general public about which companies are doing the best job in sustainable design for our world environments.
Read more. +For me the architectural and urban development happening in Latin America is exciting stuff.
Read more. +It is no secret that there is a proven link between working environment design and improvements in the productivity, health and learning capacity of building occupants.
Read more. +S&T has two private housing projects in construction, both due for completion at the end of the year.
Read more. +New Zealand is facing some significant changes in education needs in the 21st Century.
Read more. +S&T’s engineers have led the charge to provide innovative building services solutions at a recent refurbishment of the University of Auckland’s Physics Building (303).
Read more. +Need a quiet spot before taking off on a long international flight from Auckland Airport? The recently-completed Emperor Lounge now offers a quiet retreat for all international passengers (not just business class!) – a place to escape from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the airport.
Read more. +Stephenson&Turner's Wellington Design Studio has been awarded Merit in the Green Property category of the 2012 New Zealand Property Council Awards.
Read more. +It has been my great pleasure and privilege to attend and speak at the eight international edition of the Revit Technology Conference (2012) held this year on the picturesque south NSW coastline at Wollongong, May 24 -26 2012.
Read more. +The government’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority is trying to get Kiwis to switch from incandescent light bulbs to compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs).
Read more. +This talk was part of the University of Auckland’s Communiqué 2012 series and travelling the country with the very appropriate support of NZ Wood.
Read more. +Last Friday, among a group mainly comprised of local government and scientists, I attended the .
Read more. +Last week Donna Summer passed away.
Read more. +S&T's Wellington design studio has been shortlisted - (amongst some pretty tough competition, we should add!) - for the Interior Awards.
Read more. +Drawing upon feedback from over 500 respondents, Masterspec has recently released their National BIM (Building Information Modeling) Survey Report for 2012.
Read more. +Sign up now to reserve your spot at the Australasian Revit Technology Conference (RTC) in Wollongong, NSW Australia from Thursday 24 to Saturday 26 May, 2012.
Read more. +An S&T lighting project has made thelong list for the World Architecture News Lighting Awards.
Read more. +Last Thursday (5 April) Ferdinand Alexander Porsche passed away at age 76.
Read more. +I never really understood what Post-Traumatic Shock Disorder was until I began to visit Christchurch a couple of months back.
Read more. +Google reminded me that today, March 27th, 2012, is the 126th birthday of Mies, or, as he named himself Ludwig Mies van der Rohe – congratulations! I guess the 1,280,000 results of Google ensure that almost everything has been said about him and his masterful architecture of ascetic Modernism.
Read more. +A design concept submission for the Civic Square Competition in Hastings has been identified as one of worthy of “merit” according to the evaluation panel.
Read more. +One year ago a devastating tsunami hit the coast of Japan.
Read more. +Urbanized is the latest film documentary of Gary Hustwit, who was the mind behind the films Helvetica and Objectified.
Read more. +We at Stephenson&Turner would like to congratulate Wang Shu, founder of Amateur Architecture Studio and this year’s recipient of the world’s most prestigious architecture award, the Pritzker Prize.
Read more. +Last night Niels ‘Shoe’ Meulman (NSM) opened his show at the Saatchi & Saatchi Gallery in Parnell.
Read more. +A brief look at the recent architecture of Latin America shows an amazing burst of creativity.
Read more. +Over the past six months we've been dabbling in some in-house video production.
Read more. +About 200 years ago Rossini’s comic opera “The Barber of Seville” entered the stage.
Read more. +Just before the break I received the latest issue of the Spanish magazine Arquitectura&Viva (A&V), which exclusively dealt with Chinese architecture executed by Chinese architects.
Read more. +Thanks to S&T’s fire engineers and several event organisers it’s good to know that festivities surrounding the recent Rugby World Cup were not only fun, but safe.
Read more. +Design trends for modern buildings are setting high expectations for comfort, amenity, and sustainability.
Read more. +New technologies are transforming the world of lighting – a world where the shape of light is limited only by the imagination and where a myriad of colours can transform a space and enhance performance and mood.
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Read more. +In challenging economic times New Zealanders are, more than ever, acknowledging the economic and sustainability benefits of renovation versus building new.
Read more. +S&T's Wellington Design Studio won two awards at the IESANZ Lighting Design Awards on Friday night.
Read more. +On Friday I visited the University of Auckland's School of Architecture to critique the work of the architectural design class of Camia Young and Derek Kapiti.
Read more. +Sometimes I get asked what my favourite piece of German architecture is.
Read more. +It was a beautiful evening to celebrate the best of New Zealand design on the Auckland waterfront last Friday.
Read more. +A few minutes ago I received an RSS feed announcing that Steve Jobs had passed away, aged only 56.
Read more. +We were elated when we managed to move up one place in the overall rankings today from 4th into 3rd.
Read more. +The Victoria University of Wellington First Light team has taken out 3rd place in the US Department of Energy's international Solar Decathalon Competition.
Read more. +When we heard we were selected for the preparation of a new Master Plan for Paihia we sensed there could be an opportunity to build a team building workshop around the project.
Read more. +What I Want for Christmas: A super grunty data projector which is able to paint the façade of a building.
Read more. +As it was my birthday last week, I took a week of leave to console myself.
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Read more. +We've just finished a few brief videos as a summary of what drives us at S&T.
Read more. +The US Department of Energy's Solar decathalon includes a "People's Choice Award".
Read more. +Yesterday the First Light team were very proud to be the second of the 19 competitors to get their entry signed off by officials as being complete.
Read more. +Often witnesses to a large degree of devastation (be it natural or man-made) need to step back and create our own point of reference in order to make it “thinkable” at all.
Read more. +From our man on the ground - .
Read more. +I've been pondering what makes our engineers so special.
Read more. +As Architects and Interior Designers, we are always dealing with all sized businesses, considering the notion of the "open-plan office.
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Read more. +The Victoria University of Wellington First Light team is now raring to go in Washington DC.
Read more. +Over the last fortnight Stephenson&Turner took part in the ‘Open Desk Programme’ of the Auckland University’s School of Architecture.
Read more. +It's been an exciting few days with the start of the Rugby World Cup and, in particular, the opening ceremonies in Auckland.
Read more. +Yesterday was the .
Read more. +We are, by now, all familiar with the image of the torn and broken Christ Church Cathedral following the earthquakes of February 22nd and June 13th June this year.
Read more. +What better way to get intimate than with a dance – even with a building? Intimacy reflected in the transformative relationship between form and space… by revealing secrets of rhyme and articulation in a well-determined architectural space… with close ups of body and movement… exposing links between old and new, static and moving art, bodies and buildings.
Read more. +We buy NZ-made cheese.
Read more. +With the launch of the .
Read more. +Coming back from lecturing at the School of Architecture one day, I stumbled into the bookshop on the campus.
Read more. +S&T has won the Resene Total Colour Sustainable System Award for the second year in a row! This year the winning project was S&T's new Wellington Design Studio fitout.
Read more. +Recently we touched on the.
Read more. +After a fantastic two months of jet setting around the world, I am back in full force to the winter ‘wonderland’ that is Wellington.
Read more. +The week started with snow! The snow started as my family and I headed home, after 15 minutes so much had fallen that we couldn’t drive up the last hill.
Read more. +Last week I was full of excitement about the new humane urban development at North Quay in the Wynyard Quarter; today I realise that Auckland unravels a new face (the true one?) as it dresses up for the Rugby World Cup.
Read more. +The beginning of Modernism in Germany was very much a personal thing of individuals, such as Mies van der Rohe and Walter Gropius in Berlin or Otto Haesler in Celle.
Read more. +Finally Auckland wins the harbour back again! Happy pedestrians now stroll over Te Wero island, across the lifting bridge, and along North Wharf; untroubled by motorists enjoying the maritime environment.
Read more. +Recently I had the first opportunity to visit our finished Biosciences Centre (Thomas Building) extension at night – a wondrous experience.
Read more. +On Friday many of the architecture blogs featured a brand new project by the Swiss architects .
Read more. +Last Friday I attended an ies Seminar titled “Energy Efficient Lighting Innovation, LED Technology Review”.
Read more. +This past Sunday morning I attended a screening of “How much does your building weigh, Mr.
Read more. +Imagine being able to view and interact with a fully functional, computer-generated 3D model of your next building project – then presenting it on your iPad or laptop to your colleagues, board of directors, banker, potential tenants and others? Now you can, because Stephenson&Turner has developed a cloud-based technology to deliver ‘Autodesk® Revit®’ – an innovative approach to delivering the market-leading building information modelling (BIM) solution – to the end user.
Read more. +The atrium of the Biosciences Centre (Thomas Building) at the University of Auckland has won the.
Read more. +On Thursday, June 30, we had the grand opening of our new Wellington Office Design Studio.
Read more. +Mostly television these days is a carnival parade of the fattest families and 5-year old chefs.
Read more. +Earlier in the week I went along to Upper Hutt College’s new entrant enrolment evening.
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