Camille Khouri Writer, Photographer Contributor Profile Camille Khouri is a freelance writer and journalist. Khouri holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and Media Studies from the University of Auckland. Location Queenstown
Review: 2018 Sir Ian Athfield Lecture Review | Camille Khouri reports back from the 2018 Sir Ian Athfield Memorial lecture in Queenstown, given by Allison Arieff.
Divine proportions: Station Cabin Projects | This Otago cabin is small yet perfectly formed, with quirky design features that expand the space in clever ways.
Creative capital Projects | Wellington is seeing a boom in its creative education sector and now its facilities are starting to follow suit.
Natural history: Valley Crescent House Projects | Made up of three gable forms, this lakeside home in Wanaka has incredible views from every room.
The Good Form Projects | Artist and designer Gidon Bing’s minimalist aesthetic has been put to work in the interior of a new design and gallery space.
“Engagement is the key”: Phil Redmond People | The Christchurch based architect behind the award-winning Rhodes House talks to us about his ideas and influences.
Calligraphy and stone: The Books House Projects | This Sydney home burrows within rocks and reflects its owners’ passion for books and Chinese culture.
Flooring focus: part two Review | We talk to four architects who are using flooring as a deliberate design move, rather than an afterthought.
Place to be: St Benedicts flat Projects | An Auckland apartment with street cred is transformed into a cool, urbane version of itself through colour and texture.
Hot House: Black Rock House Projects | An exposed site with glorious views across Lyttelton Harbour called for a house with two very distinct zones.