Twelve homes, commercial buildings and public facilities have been recognised for their architecture.
“Good things take time” is an old adage that rings true for a Nelson beachside home, after it won its architects recognition for a 12-year renovation. Tahunanui House, by Irving Smith Architects, won one of the four awards given to the firm in the Nelson Marlborough region’s Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects awards for 2021. The project incorporated two main stages and many smaller moves to optimise the family home.
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The Tahunanui House renovation by Irving Smith Architects took 12 years to complete.
missed when michael sam met the media yesterday. i ll talk to somebody who was in that room. and sarah palin is back. she has a new reality show. we ll let you hear at least the one line we re getting from her. it s high noon in the east. 9:00 out west wherever you might be. welcome to weekends. i m t.j. holmes. alex witt is off today. let me give you a look was happening. battle lines being drawn in arizona. by friday of this week a controversial new bill could become law with a stroke of the arizona governor s pen. it would allow business owners to cite their religious beliefs when denying service to anyone. this has stirred protest from gay and lesbian groups and businesses in that state. republican senator jeff flake urging governor brewer to veto the legislation saying quote i hope governor brewer vetoes sb 1062. that s what he tweeted. joining me now joe fryer. we have any idea at this point what the governor there might do and when she might do it? well, t.j., sh
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