Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects has finalised its shortlist for the 2025 New Zealand Structure Awards. The finalists embrace 61 initiatives throughout 12 classes.
Every year the New Zealand Structure Awards recognise the highest initiatives from throughout the motu, with the shortlist and supreme winners chosen from initiatives which have received a Native Structure Award of their area in the course of the previous three years.
All shortlisted initiatives might be visited by the jury, headed by Craig Moller, Director of Moller Architects, and together with Beth Cameron from Makers of Structure, Nicola Herbst of Herbst Architects, and Ilana Freadman from Freadman White Architects in Melbourne, Australia. The tour begins 11 August.
“We have been actually happy with the varied vary of initiatives that made the shortlist this yr,” says Nationwide Jury Convenor Craig Moller from Moller Architects. “It was particularly heartening to see such power within the Heritage and Small Undertaking Structure classes. Architects make an enormous distinction within the end result of any venture, however particularly for small initiatives with dimension and scale constraints, their creativity and impression have been on full show.”
The winners of the New Zealand Structure Awards might be introduced on the annual award occasion on 20 November in Ōtautahi Christchurch at Te Pae Christchurch Conference Centre.
The Shortlist:
Housing
Clements Home by Athfield Architects
Popadich Home by Davor Popadich Architects
Passive Trendy by Edwards White Architects
Crimson Pine Villa by Material
Builders Blocks by Johnstone Callaghan Architects
Low Slung by Johnstone Callaghan Architects
Openfield Home by Keshaw McArthur and Matheson Whiteley in affiliation
Te Wharewakaroa by Mercer and Mercer Architects
Palimpsest Home by Monk Mackenzie
Bush Block by Patchwork Structure
Kaka Pod by Rafe Maclean Architects
RHR Home by Three Sixty Structure
Glenayr Farm Home by Vaughn McQuarrie
Business Structure
Ngāmotu Home by Boon
303 Remuera Highway by Fearon Hay Architects
BNZ Place by Jasmax
Strip Mall by Spacecraft Architects
Te Arikinui Pullman Auckland Airport Resort by Warren and Mahoney
Schooling
Higher West Sports activities Centre by Architectus
AUT Tukutuku by Jasmax
Trinity Catholic Faculty Music and Artwork Suites by McCoy and Wixon Architects
Ngā Mokopuna by Tennent Brown Architects
Hiwa – College of Auckland Recreation and Wellness Centre by Warren and Mahoney and MJMA Structure & Design Toronto
Waimarie – Lincoln College Science Facility by Warren and Mahoney and Lab-works Structure in affiliation
Inside Structure
36 OGB by AW Architects
Sugarloaf at Flockhill by Hierarchy Group
InterContinental Resort Auckland by Warren and Mahoney
Heritage
Massey Home by structure +
The Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Coronary heart Restoration by TEAM Architects Wellington and Paul Cummack Conservation in affiliation
OMC Constructing – Outdated Municipal Chambers by Three Sixty Structure
Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery by Warren and Mahoney
Chapel of the Higher Room – Renovation & Strengthening by Wilkie + Bruce Registered Architect
Small Undertaking Structure
Te Ruamātatoru – He Whata Kai by Dalgleish Architects
Walker Field by Micah / Structure
Karanga Altering Sheds by Pac Studio
Glandovey Studio by PRau
BB Home by Upoko Architects
Wainui Church Conversion by Warren and Mahoney and Objects in affiliation
Hospitality
Sumner Put up Workplace by Nott Architects
Te Mānia by Stevens Lawson Architects
Planning & City Design
Hayman Park Playground: Playtower & Kiosk by Athfield Architects and Wraight + Associates (Wā)
Te Ara Pekapeka by Edwards White Architects and BBO in affiliation
George Avenue, Dunedin Retail Quarter by Jasmax
Housing – Alterations and Additions
Rainbow Level Renovation by Fraser Cameron Architects
Alberon by Jack McKinney Architects
Lava Circulation by Pac Studio
St Heliers Home by Stevens Lawson Architects
Berhampore Perimeter Home by STUDIO MYLA
Housing – Multi Unit
Catalina Bay Flats by Architectus
Pocket Homes at Avenue Highway by Dorrington Atcheson Architects
Epuni by Isthmus
Customs Quay Ahuriri by RTA Studio
Public Structure
Te Āhuru Mōwai by structure +
Te Whare Whakatere – Ashburton Library and Civic Centre by Athfield Architects
Punangairi Customer Centre by Sheppard & Rout Architects
Tākina – Wellington Conference & Exhibition Centre by Studio of Pacific Structure
Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery by Warren and Mahoney
Enduring Structure
Adam Artwork Gallery (1999) by Athfield Architects
Tabak Home (1984) by Sheppard & Rout Architects
Craig Home (1998) by Thom Craig Architects
The New Zealand Structure Awards obtain beneficiant assist from Resene, a steadfast sponsor of this system since 1991, and APL, which commenced its sponsorship of the awards in 2021.
