News from Daines & Associates
Opening Night
On 12 June 2009 Waimea House was officially opened by the Rt Hon Dr Nick Smith, Minister for the Environment and MP for Nelson.
Around 80 guests were treated to the best of Nelson's food and wine and joined Alisdair and his wife, Shelley, in celebrating the culmination of their vision for the site at 74 Waimea Road and the beginning of a new era for the practice.
Sustainable Business Network
Daines & Associates Architects Ltd is a member of the Sustainable Business Network which is a forum for businesses that are interested in sustainable development practice.
The SBN promotes sustainable practice in New Zealand and supports businesses on the path to becoming sustainable. We entered the 2009 Sustainable Business Network Awards because we believed the organisation's philosophy was in line with our own (read more) and the entry process was an excellent opportunity to measure our business' performance in the widest context of sustainable business practices.
Daines & Associates Architects was one of three 2009 Finalists in the SBN Central & Southern Regions Emerging Business category.
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Tasman Nelson Environment Awards 2009
This year Daines & Associates Architects were a finalist in the Tasman Nelson Environment Awards in a field of 86 entries. The awards are an annual celebration of the efforts and achievements of people in the region towards improving and sustaining their environment.
Articles
Duke & Cooke Outlook Newsletter - Article Opens a pdf file 477kbs in a new window
The Nelson Mail - 10 June 2009 Opens a pdf file 916kbs in a new window
The Nelson Mail - 23 October 2009 Opens a pdf file 1018kbs in a new window
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