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The Weather Watcher won the Additions and Alterations category of the 2025 NZIA Southern Architecture Awards!

Economic and ecological client benefits of pursuing decarbonisation in the built environment.

The inaugural Architects, not Architecture New Zealand event was held on Wednesday 2 April at Te Ao Mārama, Auckland War Memorial Museum. Raphaela Rose of ahha found it a timely call to action for architects to help create an equitable and inspiring future for everyone.

Tony Calder, of ahha, consciously reimagines a 100-year-old villa in Ōtepoti, embracing views, weather and a connection to the garden.

Exciting news! We’re proud to announce that Tony Calder has been certified as a Circular Built Environment Specialist, through the Circular Economy Institute. This achievement demonstrates our commitment to creating environmentally responsible buildings that fit into the circular economy.

We’re proud to announce that Jimmi O’Toole and Raphaela Rose are now Green Star Accredited Professionals.

ahha was the featured architecture practice in Architecture NZ magazine's January/February 2025 edition. We discuss our optimism and enthusiasm tempered with holistic criticism and accountability, working within an evidence-based framework that prioritises sustainable and impactful initiatives.

Director Campbell McNeill contributed a feature length piece to Otago Polytechnic's inaugral Architecture themed issue of Scope Art & Design. His writing explored equitable housing into the future which reflects on the cross section of architecture and economics.