Everything is possible

With the rise of digital information, AI, e-learning, and the proliferation of informal study spaces across campus, what role should the academic library play in the university experience of the future? This question, and more, led to our study of the future of the academic library.

Independent documentary Maurice and I is a richly told, brilliantly edited story that unveils the personal dynamic between Sir Miles Warren and his architectural partner, Maurice Mahoney.

Hailed as the “coolest little capital”, Pōneke Wellington is moving into an era of transformation with a new wave of pressure to adapt into a capital city that future generations can be proud to call home, writes WAM Principals Claire Sharpe and Simon Hardy for The Post.

At Warren and Mahoney, we have embraced the adaptive re-use challenge through innovation to help redefine what’s possible.

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.

Dialogue is a forum exploring the big challenges and opportunities facing our industry, as we seek to build a brave future in partnership with people, community and the planet. In this session, experts explored the power of co-design to amplify architectural outcomes.

Warren and Mahoney’s ‘Go Zero’ Low Carbon Design Guide provides clarity and actionable steps toward reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.