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Why graffiti free is a sign of success for an award winning project
Posted 01 03 2018
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The Harewood Underpass
The latest in our video series celebrating the Resene NZILA Pride of Place award winners takes us to the outskirts of Christchurch where a stunning underpass inspired by the alps and the Canterbury weather has been well received. Mike Thomas from Jasmax outlines the project and tells us why the lack of graffiti on the infrastructure category winner is so important.
30 Jul
2026 Resene NZILA Awards shortlist announced
The 2026 shortlist recognises work that goes beyond established best practice and helps move landscape architecture forward across Aotearoa.
The shortlist for the 2026 Resene NZILA Awards has been announced, recognising work that demonstrates exceptional rigour, ambition and contribution …
29 Jul
Registrations now open for the Firth NZILA Wānanga 2026
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Registrations are now open for the Firth NZILA Wānanga 2026 and the Resene NZILA Awards Gala Dinner, taking place in …
24 Jul
Cautions raised by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment deserve to be taken seriously
MEDIA RELEASE 24 JULY 2026
The call made this week by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment for further scrutiny of the RMA replacement laws …
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