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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.
Patrick Reynolds
The Tahunanui House renovation by Irving Smith Architects took 12 years to complete.
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Nelson Tasman Hospice CEO Frans Dellebeke has resigned from his role and will stay on until a new CEO has been appointed.
The Nelson Tasman Hospice CEO has called it a day after nearly nine years in the role. Nelson Tasman Hospice chairman John Peters said CEO Frans Dellebeke had decided to do something different and would leave the position once a new CEO had been appointed. He said the recruitment process would begin immediately. Dellebeke had done an “amazing job” for Hospice, Peters said.
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