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This update from the Joseph & Associates Foundation is a special one – it preludes Tony’s annual trip to Mozambique. Tony is one of many Kiwis who, over the past 20 years, have given their [...]

We talk about sustainable building practices often although there’s one type of sustainable building that may not feature as prominently as those where new materials or solutions are deployed. [...]

By Tony Joseph In 2016 we created the Joseph & Associates Foundation, so we could take our passion for people and turn it into real assistance for those in our community, and offshore, who [...]

Opuke is the Maori name for Mt Hutt. This dominant feature of the South Canterbury landscape is also the home of Methven Adventures innovative Opuke Thermal Pools and Spa. The hot pools will be a [...]

The Joseph & Associate team were engaged by Regenerate Christchurch to proceed with the development of a high-level feasibility estimate for the proposed Pavilion in Cathedral Square based on [...]

In the heart of Timaru, on an elevated site lives a grand old lady, St Mary’s Anglican Church. St Mary’s Church is an authentic example of English Gothic revival and one of a few of such [...]

The impressive structure known as the Young Hunter House in central Christchurch was our venue for the second Joseph & Associates Knowledge Breakfast, which focused on structural timber [...]

Our first Knowledge breakfast was held in a venue befitting our timber-led topic. The Canterbury Club played host to 20 hand-picked guests and the Joseph’s & Associates team, while PTL [...]

By Tony Joseph Here at Joseph & Associates, we have three core values: People, Passion, Results. It’s from that first value, People, that we began our charitable foundation. The foundation [...]

Over the past few months, I’ve blogged at length on the benefits of engineered timber yet possibly one of the least talked about benefits is the social benefit. As we’ve discussed, engineered [...]