Meet Graham Warman
We talk to Dunedin based photographer, Graham Warman.
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“Given Teulo’s partnership with professional experts and their experience of delivering practical-world-based workshops, this collaboration will most certainly help us shrink that gap.”
“Imagine if you were able to design a construction system with ‘bricks’ in any shape you want, and with the ability to define the ways in which these ‘bricks’ can connect. Wasp enables you to do exactly this.”
There is nothing better than learning from someone who lives and breathes for their zone of genius; their energy and passion is palpable.
“Like many architects, we believe that sustainability has to be at the forefront from the very beginning of the design process,” says India Mitchell, Associate Architect at K20 Architecture in South Melbourne.
“Creatives need to solve problems. A client comes to you with a brief which, in the end, is a problem to solve. And it’s only with different perspectives and backgrounds that you can solve complex problems,”
“What happens if, as an architect, you’re not only a draftsman, but also the designer of the tools that you design with?”
Architect Gabriela Carillo of TallerGabrielaCarrilo and Colectivo c733 brings deep introspection and the spirit, politics and culture of Mexico and Mexico City to her work. “I am in love with my work.
Mitchell Coll has been Director of Coll Architecture in Christchurch since 2009, but says his roots in the industry go back much further.
Born and bred in Palmerston North, Susie Elms has been serving the architecture and design needs of the Manawatu region for the last 35 years.
“I’m suddenly really into basketball again. I’m back into photography again,” says Dr Sarb Johal, clinical psychologist, consultant and Managing Director of Equanimity Limited.
Architectural Designer Mike Holmes founded the Lyall Bay studio which bears his name in 2010 and has been working to “create space and forms that are more than the sum of their parts” ever since.
“Our collective values are substantiated through the places we invest in building and so, by extension, architecture has the power to shape the way society sees itself.”
