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Warren and Mahoney promotes healthcare design specialist Adele King to Principal
Warren and Mahoney has expanded their senior leadership and healthcare specialist team, with the appointment and recent promotion of Adele King based in the practice’s Auckland studio -
Warren and Mahoney Sydney appoints accomplished interior designer Tamara White as Principal
Warren and Mahoney’s Sydney studio has expanded its senior leadership team, with the appointment of Tamara White as its newest Principal. -
Warren and Mahoney expands Sydney team
Warren and Mahoney’s Sydney studio has expanded their team, with the recent appointments of Claire Matheson, Associate Principal, and Senior Associate Tom Vandenberg. -
Mason Bros. recipient of 2020 Urban Land Institute (ULI) Asia Pacific Award for Excellence
Designed by Warren and Mahoney, the adaptive re-use project Mason Bros. mixed-use development in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter has been selected as a winner at the prestigious ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence. -
Commercial Bay’s PwC Tower opens for business today
New Zealand’s tallest commercial building, the 180 metre PwC Tower at Commercial Bay has today been opened by NZX listed Precinct Properties. -
Our Wellington studio is on the move
As of Monday 3rd August, Warren and Mahoney's Wellington studio will take up residence at our new home. -
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare celebrates opening of the Daniell Building
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare celebrated the opening of the Daniell Building, its fourth research and development and manufacturing facility in New Zealand, with an event today at its East Tamaki campus. -
Changing Places
Covid-19 forced us to reconsider our relationship with the places we occupy, writes Principal Mat Brown – and these new priorities will influence the design of our spaces in future. -
Transforming the Global Workplace
In April 2020, we invited people from around the world to help shape the future of work and workplaces by taking part in our anonymous, online survey 'Transforming the Global Workplace'. We are excited to be sharing Part One of the results. -
Warren and Mahoney welcomes new leaders
Warren and Mahoney has boosted its senior leadership team with the appointment of two Principals. -
Blenheim Library and Art Gallery Design Revealed
Concept designs for the new Marlborough District Library and Art Gallery in Blenheim have been released. -
Warren and Mahoney celebrates opening of transformational Commercial Bay Precinct
On Thursday 11th June the retail and hospitality precinct at Commercial Bay, Auckland officially opened its doors to the public. The team at Warren and Mahoney is proud to have worked with client Precinct Properties on the project, starting the initial concept design seven years ago. -
Ngāi Tahu Property celebrates Green Star, NABERSNZ ratings for Pita Te Hori Centre building
A prominent central Ōtautahi-Christchurch commercial building developed, owned and managed by Ngāi Tahu Property has received a 5 Green Star rating and a 5.5-star NABERSNZ energy efficiency rating. -
What organisations and leaders can do to achieve greater certainty after the Covid-19 lockdown
The scale and pace of change today is extraordinary. For years companies have been preparing for forces of disruption such as shifting regulations, digitisation, robotics, and artificial intelligence (AI), the sudden impact of Covid-19, a single force, caught the world off guard. -
Post-pandemic design: Scott Compton on the future of workplaces
Principal and interior and workplace specialist at Warren and Mahoney, Scott Compton, muses: Is this the start of the workplace as we should want it to be? -
Janice, Olivia and tracksuit pants - By Mat Brown
During the Covid-19 Level 4 lockdown, Principal Mat Brown notices how many houses on his street have not evolved with society's changing dynamics. -
Covid-19: Warren and Mahoney Update
In response to the latest Covid-19 announcement, we wish to share with you the measures we are taking to reduce the spread of the virus, and to keep our people, the people we work with and our communities safe. -
Infrastructure’s strength in numbers – we’ve got the funding, now how do we work together to deliver?
The Government’s $12b infrastructure spend is positive news, but vital to its delivery will be new ways of thinking and industry collaboration, writes Rod Marler. -
Warren and Mahoney's 2020 Sustainability Commitment
Warren and Mahoney’s guiding belief is that every project has the potential to contribute positively to people’s lives, thriving communities and a flourishing natural environment. Our aim is to work together to bring this potential to life. -
Novotel Christchurch Airport welcomes first guests
The 4.5 star Novotel Christchurch Airport hotel, designed by Warren and Mahoney, opens to the public today. General Manager Olivier Lacoua and his team were thrilled to showcase the interior and exterior design of the hotel to domestic and international visitors. -
A crisis of quality: the disconnect between design and delivery
To improve quality and sustainability, the industry now has no choice but to overhaul its design and procurement strategies. -
Legacy and innovation: 12 Madden receives highest recognition for commercial building in New Zealand
At the 2019 New Zealand Architecture Awards on Saturday 9 November, organised by Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects, the Sir Miles Warren Award for Commercial Architecture was awarded to Warren and Mahoney’s 12 Madden project. -
Katherine Skipper honoured with Property Council ‘Judges’ Choice’ award
Katherine Skipper, Principal of Warren and Mahoney’s Wellington studio has taken out the ‘Judges’ Choice’ Award at the 2019 Property Council Wellington Awards. -
Warren and Mahoney receives 15 design awards at DINZ Best
Warren and Mahoney was proud to receive 15 design awards at the 2019 DINZ Best Awards. Four architectural graduates were also recognised in the Student Spatial category.