Featured in this Build magazine issue
From towns to cities: What makes somewhere a great place to live? This question is being asked as improving New Zealand’s urban design engages the minds of researchers, architects and planners.
Managing sites: If building sites are too chaotic and messy, there can be increased risks for health and safety and damage to building materials. Having a plan to manage all aspects from materials storage to site access is crucial.
From towns to cities
- Achieving good urban design
- Building solutions for changing needs
- Drilling down on growth
- Gauging the appeal
- Maori identity in urban design
- Planning for smarter cities
- Population growth
- Support for heritage buildings
Managing sites
- Better project management
- H&S case for prefab
- Mind your materials
Build Right
- Concrete formwork basics
Design Right
- Dormer roof junction detail
- Better bracing beckons
- Designing for quiet
Departments
- Talking timber
- EWP survey needs you
- Building for climate change
- Sustainable renewable energy
- Registrar’s update
- Suspensions – it’s your choice
- Business tools and tricks
- Two-stage RMA reform
- Construction dispute resolution
- Stay on top of fatigue
- Cash flow for house builders
Regulars
- Dive on in
- The construction debate
- Opening up on mental health