The Architectus designed gallery upgrades and exhibitions at the Papua New Guinea National Museum and Art Gallery were recently opened by the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Marise Payne and the PNG Minister for Tourism, Arts & Culture Emil Tammur.
At the recent New Zealand Architecture Awards in Wellington, two Architectus projects were recognised which included one project winning the John Scott Award for Public Architecture.
The new central library is a visually stunning symbol of hope, unity and rebirth that will fundamentally change the way residents and visitors experience Christchurch’s city centre.
The Festival of Architecture 2018 was a celebration of architecture and design in centres all throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. Architectus studios in Auckland and Christchurch participated in five events.
To celebrate the launch of Urban Design and Planning (UDP) Melbourne, and welcome new Principal Dean Thornton, the UDP team collaborated with Melbourne street photographer Jesse Marlow for an exhibition titled UNCOVER.
The Queensland Government’s $1.8 billion Sunshine Coast University Hospital has become the largest public healthcare facility in Australia to achieve the building industry’s highest honour.
Migration stories and the currents that bring people to new countries feature in a large-scale artwork for Tūranga – Christchurch’s new Central Library.
Architectus’ Science Centre (Building 302) at The University of Auckland is a large and complex building, densely packed into its site and surrounded by and, at times, attached to adjacent buildings, not least the remains of the heroic Ministry of Works’ Physics and Chemistry blocks of the ’60s, whose craggy silhouettes were a distinctive part of the Auckland skyline for decades.
