Too often, the actual process of making architecture is overlooked. This gallery seeks to illustrate the art of craft and assembly in making Novotel, Auckland Airport.
Two bespoke pieces are captured during the early stages of making; the lobby stair and guestroom door handle.
In this insightful interview with INATI and Pegasus Bay Winery, we chat to the trio about their intricate processes, challenges overcome, and the dedication they pour into their crafts.
We sit down with Peter Westbrook, Group Technical Lead at Warren and Mahoney, to understand his view of the world.
DOC Huts are much loved icons on New Zealand’s national heritage. So, when the Department of Conservation were seeking proposals for the re-design of the Oturere Hut located in Tongariro National Park, we jumped at the challenge.
Principal and Co-Head of Design in our Auckland Studio Tom Locke recently had the privilege of representing Warren and Mahoney at the World Architecture Festival. Here, Tom reflects on how embracing Indigenous world views helped to inspire the award-winning North East Link project.
We recently hosted Timber Round Table sessions across our studios to unite as a sector and discuss how we can help to unlock the full potential of timber in construction in New Zealand. Here's a summary of key themes that emerged from the conversations to share the insights and accelerate change.
Creating inclusive hybrid environments, where all team members can contribute equitability is at the heart of a new report launched by Six Ideas by Dexus and Warren and Mahoney. With hybrid working here to stay, this research project has resulted in a tangible framework for successful collaboration.
How feasible is it to design a mid-rise apartment in a seismic zone which is carbon neutral - not just to build but for the duration of its life?
The adaptive re-use of our existing buildings is critical to achieve our climate commitments. And when considered by renowned developers like Tim and Andrew Lamont of Lamont & Co in partnership with Warren and Mahoney, the results can be sustainable and spectacular.
Four inspiring individuals from Warren and Mahoney – Katherine Skipper, Wirangi Pirata, Whare Timu and Kelsey Muir - share their journey to learning, rediscovering and embracing te reo Māori.
