The NZ Institute of Architects announced its national awards for a wide variety of project including residential houses, apartments. Monk MacKenzie,working with GHD, Landlab and Novare Design, won for the Auckland CBD path and bridge "fun as well as functional. Parsonson Architects won for Wellington's multi-unit Zavos Corner, while Patterson Associates won for a group of Banks Peninsula holiday houses. Tennent Brown Architects won for the Aro Ha Wellness Retreat at Glenorchy while McKinney + Windeatt Architects won for Fortieth & Hurstmere, the new arcade of cafes and restaurants in Takapuna. Enduring architecture awards went to the late Sir Ian Athfield's Tasman Bay family bach and Hendry and Mitchener's St Andrew's Church at Le Bon's Bay on Banks Peninsula.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 11, 2016 16:03 UTC