Houses NZ, September 2019
September 2019 (Issue 53)
The best contemporary residential architecture, with inspirational ideas from leading architects and designers.
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Design People: Winston Dewhirst
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Amanda Harkness talks to this landscape architect about his work creating beautifully textured pots and planters.
Projects
Under one roof: Daylesford Longhouse
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This year’s Australian House of the Year is also a farm building, greenhouse and cooking school, all within a 110-metre-long prefabricated shed.
Black beauty: Kinloch House
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A fresh take on an unconventional building material has resulted in an energy-efficient, low-maintenance house that is turning a lot of heads.
Encore: Saratoga House
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We visit a Herne Bay home with a honeyed glow and a sweet-sounding past, transformed by Verso Architecture + Interiors.
In Profile
Architects in Profile: First Light Studio
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Born from four university students competing in an international competition, this studio continues to make waves.
In Focus
In Focus: Building smarter (part one)
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We look at what building smarter means for New Zealand and two efficient construction methods as better ways to build in the future.
In Focus: Building smarter (part two)
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Explore two more alternative methods of construction that may help us on the path to building homes for a brighter future.
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Bookshelf: Nordic homes and petite places
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We review books that explore two typologies that are distinct in their own right: one based on geography and one based on size.