“solving Auckland’s housing crisis.”
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Featured in a recent article by The NZ Herald, an investigation by RCG Property Group lists the businesses most heavily involved in Auckland’s recent apartment developments. The study ranks companies by the number of apartment units it is either producing, constructing or currently being marketed. Ashton Mitchell, although being a multi-disciplinary architectural firm, has been ranked sixth with approximately 600 units that have either been constructed, under construction or are being marketed.
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Ashton Mitchell Renews Keystone Scholarship for Rebecca Mihigo
Renewing her scholarship reflects not only her academic achievements but also her drive to contribute meaningfully to the built environment. It is always a privilege to support students who show commitment and promise in their craft, and this year Ashton Mitchell Ltd is proud to announce that Rebecca has been awarded the Ashton Mitchell Keystone…
Honouring Mitch’s Legacy
We extend our deepest condolences to Mitch’s family, friends, colleagues, and all who were touched by his remarkable life and work. It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Malcolm Mitchell, a founding partner of Ashton Mitchell Architects. Mitch was instrumental in shaping our firm and the field of architecture with vision,…
Rongo Te Ata Housing Blessing – Community, Culture, and Care
The driving force behind the project’s design is the concept of ‘pokohiwi ki pokohiwi’, where residents stand shoulder to shoulder, supported by the Kāinga Haumaru and Ember teams. In the early hours of a wet October Tuesday morning, a dedicated group of community members, project partners, and whānau gathered in Pukekohe to celebrate the dawn…
Penina Trust Multi-Generational Housing Development
Shared outdoor spaces provide areas for play, gatherings, and connection, recognising the importance of communal living in Māori and Pacific cultures. BRANZ: Where to next for multi-generational housing? Ashton Mitchell’s work with Penina Trust has recently featured in a BRANZ research paper about multi-generational housing. Ashton Mitchell were the Architects for the concept and resource…