Houses NZ, September 2012
September 2012 (Issue 25)
The best contemporary residential architecture, with inspirational ideas from leading architects and designers.
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New issue of Houses out now
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The spring issue looks at houses and bathrooms that demonstrate the very best in design in superb settings.
People
With Sophie Wylie
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Houses magazine talks to this RTA Studio architectural graduate about her design inspirations.
Ed Cruikshank in profile
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The Queenstown-based furniture designer talks to Houses magazine about his international design history.
John McCoy of McCoy and Wixon
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Director of Dunedin-based practice McCoy and Wixon talks to Houses magazine about architecture and the family business.
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Emerald Bluffs 3C Project
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RTA Studio and the Longview Environmental Trust’s earth-friendly 3C house mixes environmental work with design pleasure.
Houses Revisited: Birkenhead house
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A standout view enjoyed from a series of thoughtfully designed spaces in this house by Crosson Clarke Carnachan Architects. First published in 2012.
Houses Revisited: Waiheke Island House
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A house on Waiheke by Vaughn McQuarrie demonstrates the virtues of modesty and grace. First published in 2012.
Houses Revisited: Arrowtown house
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This family house designed by Kerr Ritchie Architects steps up to complement the rolling landscape. First published in 2012.
Houses Revisited: Eastbourne house
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This house, designed by Hugh Tennent, is a light and bright bayside gem. First published in 2012.
Houses Revisited: Parau House
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Tucked into the bush in West Auckland, this house has bathrooms that respond to the natural environment. First published in 2012.
Epsom House
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Function is paired with fine finishes in the bathrooms and laundry of this house designed by Hilary Scully.
Parnell House
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Fine materials and precision detailing pair up in these bathrooms by Kerry Avery.
Mt Eden House
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Two bathrooms in this architect’s house are family-fit in form and function.