A famous Rolling Stone once said: "Writing about music is like dancing about architecture." In fact, I'm going to manipulate his words and say: architecture could very well make you want to dance.

The Global Cities initiative is looking at ways to help Auckland become a better place to live and work, writes Ruth Le Pla.

Architect James Timberlake says helping rehouse the victims of Hurricane Katrina is one of his greatest achievements.

National architecture awards have been handed to projects including an Onehunga helicopter base, a group of Waiheke houses, and a Queenstown bus shelter and toilet.

Roger Hall visited lovingly-restored homes by architectural messiah Frank Lloyd Wright in Chicago and Pennsylvania.

The creations of Frank Lloyd Wright are on display for our viewing pleasure.

The Chinese footprint on the NZ housing scene...

Liz Light checks out Singapore waterfront's audacious architecture.

The enigmatic Swiss architect Peter Zumthor is to work in Britain for the first time.

"It is not enough to design purely for life safety," says Auckland architect Barry Copeland.

Some real estate agents face investigation for allegedly falsely claiming that houses were designed by architects.

A building energy scientist for Branz.

Some Aucklanders may have been surprised to see a demolition expert supporting the campaign to save three historic St Heliers houses from the wrecker’s ball.

The eerie 'Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe' reflects the insanity of Nazi brutality in its alienating architecture, writes Chris Barton.

Enviromental expert Jerome Partington gives a basic 80s bach an elegant new lease of life whilst keeping the good of the planet utmost in his mind.