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Congratulations to our April competition winners - Murray Washington and Ramella Govind, who receive a Limited Edition Christchurch 22.2 book.
Latest THINK®
Byron Roff heads up local government sector work for The Building Intelligence group, having previously managed one of the largest programmes of work in social housing re-development ever in New Zealand for Wellington City Council, Byron has observed the challenges facing social housing providers and recommends tackling these head on.
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It's impossible not to notice the changes that have taken place to one of the city's most well know social housing complexes.
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The Peak Apartments have proved a hit with Wellingtonians
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The Christchurch Manchester Street based location for the National Library Schools Collection was red stickered following the February 22nd earthquake, with many of it's books and resources damaged and all of them homeless. Thankfully the journey to finding the collection a secure new home was a text book example.
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Mixing it up - flexibility key to successful social housing. Marc de Gelder
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Win a Christchurch Beyond the Cordon book
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THINK® Global
From Roman aqueducts to modern mega structures, bridges have long been a source of inspiration to design thinkers, engineers and project managers alike.
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The World is watching as Abu Dhabi's Masdar sets about hammering sustainable technology and "Green" engineering solutions into a real brick-and-mortar city, but is a zero-carbon city an achievable reality yet?
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City Rooftop Gardening: It's a trend worth following in these times of peak oil, urban population growth and pricey produce, but could it also be a silver bullet for many environmental woes due to intensive development?
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