Abigail Hurst was given the incredible opportunity to contribute a chapter to Massey University's publication 'Making Space - A History...

Architect Abigail Hurst enjoyed Open Christchurch – Te Pūtahi Centre for Architecture and City Making’s skilfully curated opening of 41...

Abigail Hurst contemplates the multiple forces at play in Rolleston’s new multifunctional library, Te Ara Ātea by Warren and Mahoney....

A record of houses lived in and loved by their inhabitants, 50 years on, is like water to the soul of the thirsty architect. I Never Met...

While another recent book about Christchurch architecture, I Never Met a Straight Line I Didn’t Like, reveals what is inaccessible to the...

Here we find Robin Allison’s thought-provoking account of her life and the design and construction of the Earthsong eco-neighbourhood a...

Abigail was given the opportunity to explore the climate crisis in light of the COVID-19 pandemic recently, speaking to an...

Read Abigail's latest written piece, on Warren and Mahoney's recent addition to One Central, Latimer Terraces, in Christchurch City....

Here Abigail explores Takapō’s brightest star, a new project by Sheppard & Rout Architects in the September/October issue of Architecture...

You may have heard the term ‘co-housing’ bandied about lately, along with ‘co-living’ and ‘cooperative housing’. Abigail Hurst examines...

On a Saturday evening in April our director, Abigail Hurst, had the honour of presenting at PechaKucha (20 slides x20 seconds) at the...

In the March issue of Architecture NZ our first building review was published. It was a pleasure to interview Athfield Architects and...

A creative writing piece in memorial of Grandpa Thompson and the House that he built. You can begin at my front door, after walking down...

First Published by Architecture + Women NZ Winner of the A+W NZ Metalcraft Writing Award 2016 Tuesday morning and the phone on my desk is...

An illustrated creative writing piece about the experience of a medium density neighbourhood. HOUSE A: Within walls you are on your own,...