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Park life: Inside Auckland's public space evolution
The way we think about our public spaces is changing.
Governing Body to consider revised Contributions Policy
The contributions are a key funding source to support infrastructure investment.
Council green lights bold, new city centre plans
Queen Street valley will become a pedestrian-friendly and premier destination.
Show us some art, Auckland!
Use #PublicArtAKL to share photos of your favourite art this summer.
Major infrastructure partnership for north Auckland
Deal will support construction of 9000 homes.
Creating better travel options using public transport
Jarrett Walker loves public transport so much that he doesn’t just use it, he helps design transport systems to make them work better.
Construction started on Quay Street Cycleway Extension
Auckland Transport has started construction on extending one of the city’s busiest cycleways.
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff welcomes Skypath commitment
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff has welcomed the government’s pledge of $67 million to build Skypath, the long-awaited walkway and cycleway across Auckland Harbour.
The vision for Auckland 2050 now online
The Auckland Plan 2050, which sets the direction for Auckland’s future and how the region will grow and change over the next 30 years, is now available online.
How much will Aucklanders pay to live close to a heritage area?
Recent research has revealed Aucklanders are prepared to pay more for a house close to a scheduled heritage place.
Manukau Bus Station nominated at the World Architecture Festival
AT's recently opened Manukau Bus Station has been shortlisted for an award at the World Architecture Festival.
Opinion: Auckland's emerging story
Auckland Design Champion Ludo Campbell-Reid takes stock of how fast the region is changing.
Early West Lynn designs presented
New concepts presented to community liaison group.
Latest designs for Lower Queen Street released
When the City Rail Link work is completed, a pedestrian square will return to the Lower Queen Street area outside the main entrance to the Britomart Transport Centre.
Promoting awareness of Māori cultural values
Training programme helps planners, architects and engineering professionals to be more culturally responsive.
Car park-less buildings - the way of the future?
Ludo Campbell-Reid discusses a new car park-less building on TVNZ's Breakfast
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