Houses NZ, September 2016
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People
Design people: Monmouth Glass Studio
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Glass artists Stephen Bradbourne & Isaac Katzoff use traditional techniques to create handblown light pendants and glassware.
Profile: Bull O’Sullivan Architecture
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Some of New Zealand’s most handcrafted homes are created by Andrew Bull, Michael O’Sullivan and Glenn Watt’s studio.
In Focus
The light revolution
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New technologies are changing the way we light up our homes, through clever connectivity and innovative designs.
Projects
Jack’s Point House
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The distinctive shifting roof forms of this family home appear to mimic its rugged backdrop, the Remarkables mountain range.
Houses revisited: Coastal house
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This house’s cladding has timber battens deliberately spaced to read as the homeowners’ favourite piece of music by Bach. First published in 2016.
Houses revisited: Seaside cabins
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In the Bay of Islands, two identical cabins appear to dissolve at either end into their coastal bush setting. First published in 2016.
Houses revisited: Stewart Island house
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A three-storeyed tower pokes out above the native treetops on the edge of New Zealand’s southernmost town of Oban. First published in 2016.
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Mastering light
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New Zealand architects use a wide range of architectural devices to control natural light in the home.