The St. Thomas Chapel has won an NZIA Award for Heritage! The Chapel, at St. Matthew in-the-City , has now been dedicated and is in use. Check out more information on the Chapel.
ST. THOMAS CHAPEL WINS NZIA AUCKLAND BRANCH AWARD
The St. Thomas Chapel has won an NZIA Award for Heritage! The Chapel, at St. Matthew in-the-City , has now been dedicated and is in use. Check out more information on the Chapel.
The Aerial Theatre project for the 2011 OISTAT Theatre Architecture Competition has won third prize out of entries from 44 countries. The Aerial Theatre was a collaborative project with my long time co-conspirator Patrick Loo and some new collaborators Yun Kong Sung, Adrian Kumar and Mel Pau. Great work team!
OH.NO.SUMO. has been awarded a Silver Best Award for the Paper Sky and a Gold Best Award for the Cupcake Pavilion! Thanks to all our volunteers, sponsors, supporters, family, friends, mentors and co-conspirators!
Patrick Loo and I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Momoyo Kaijima of Atelier Bow-Wow on her recent trip to Auckland as the International Architect in Residence at the University of Auckland.
Great News! I’m off to the Archiprix International workshop at MIT in June this year! Archiprix is an invitational competition which recognises the world’s best architectural graduating projects. This year the workshop will be held in Boston, followed by the awards ceremony at the Guggenheim in New York. Its going to fantastic!
Recently I was asked, with my OH.NO.SUMO. colleagues, to be part of the international touring exhibition, FAX. The exhibition calls for participants to fax a work to the gallery that discusses the position of the fax machine within society and as a drawing too. Our submission speculates on the pop culture aesthetic of obsolescence while engaging with the idea of machines as more than static, singular mode devices.
OH.NO.SUMO. has won Best Collective in the Best of 2010 issue of Urbis magazine! Aw shucks…
Stefan Stagmeister, that legendary and polemic figure of graphic design, is said to take regular breaks from practice. When I say regular, I mean a few years on, a few years off. For the whole office. Doesn’t that sound amazing? Surely the work of a (financially secure) genius, right?
The Paper Sky is on the cover of Urbis magazine! Shot by Patrick Reynolds and styled by Nicole Stock. We couldn’t be happier. Read more about the Paper Sky.
Oh.No.Sumo has been awarded joint winner of the Open Section in the recent Cavalier Bremworth Architecture Awards organised by the Auckland Architecture Associationfor our project the Cupcake Pavilion. The awards were judged by Camilla Block,Aaron Patterson and Simon Twose. The other joint winners were Architects Patterson for their project on the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
Way back in 2006, together with the able WAYD crew, I curated an exhibition aimed at showing the beautiful things being made in/on/with paper at the University of Auckland. Everything from screen prints to renders to paper clothing were shown. The