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65 years of experience has taught us that nothing great is made alone. Design isn’t a process, it’s a partnership, and the best way to work is to work together. Together, everything is possible.

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Architecture is not what we make. It’s what we make possible.

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Nothing great is made alone

Design isn’t a process, it’s a partnership, and the best way to work is to work together.

Architecture at the intersection

We design at the intersection of culture, sustainability, and technology. By weaving these threads together our work makes a positive contribution to society’s most important challenges.

Designing a brave future. Using design and innovation to help address some of society’s most important challenges

Harmony in form - the integration of architecture and landscape within an iconic Sydney setting.

Pūmanawa stands as a new skyline symbol of identity for Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.

Northcote Aquatic Recreation Centre sets a new benchmark for sustainable community infrastructure.

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MAURICE AND I - An enduring legacy

Independent documentary Maurice and I is a richly told, brilliantly edited story that unveils the personal dynamic between Sir Miles Warren and his architectural partner, Maurice Mahoney.

Opinion: Our time as citizens of Pōneke Wellington City is now, let’s make it thrive

Hailed as the “coolest little capital”, Pōneke Wellington is moving into an era of transformation with a new wave of pressure to adapt into a capital city that future generations can be proud to call home, writes WAM Principals Claire Sharpe and Simon Hardy for The Post.

City transformation part 1: The immense latent potential of our existing buildings

At Warren and Mahoney, we have embraced the adaptive re-use challenge through innovation to help redefine what’s possible.

Adaptive reuse: turning potential into performance

The adaptive re-use of our existing buildings is critical to achieve our climate commitments. And when considered by renowned developers like Tim and Andrew Lamont of Lamont & Co in partnership with Warren and Mahoney, the results can be sustainable and spectacular.

Applying Indigenous design values leads to better project outcomes

Principal and Co-Head of Design in our Auckland Studio Tom Locke recently had the privilege of representing Warren and Mahoney at the World Architecture Festival. Here, Tom reflects on how embracing Indigenous world views helped to inspire the award-winning North East Link project.

Webinar: The power of co-design to amplify architecture

Dialogue is a forum exploring the big challenges and opportunities facing our industry, as we seek to build a brave future in partnership with people, community and the planet. In this session, experts explored the power of co-design to amplify architectural outcomes.

Named one of the world’s ten most innovative architectural practices by Fast Company in 2023.