Houses NZ, September 2015
September 2015 (Issue 37)
The best contemporary residential architecture, with inspirational ideas from leading architects and designers.
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A project remembered
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In 1985 David Mitchell was commissioned to design a modest house in Muriwai. Thirty years on, he remembers the process.
Houses revisited: Cardrona River house
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A years-long love affair with the Otago region has finally borne fruit for an ex-pat family a long way from home, first published in 2015.
Houses revisited: Point Chevalier house
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A juxtaposition of materials, coupled with bold lines, produces a visually arresting family home, first published in 2015.
Houses revisited: Fernhill house
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The angular forms of this large house create a play of light and shadow that mimics the alpine environment in which it sits, first published in 2015.
Houses revisited: Mellons Bay house
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The simple, almost minimal form of this house belies the level of amenity enjoyed by the family who call it home, first published in 2015.
Houses revisited: Oakura house
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Like an origami model, this experimental family home folds and bends along its site. First published in 2015.
Houses revisited: Mairangi Bay house
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A floor-to-ceiling renovation transforms this 1960s bungalow into a sleek, contemporary house, first published in 2015.
Houses revisited: Freemans Bay house
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A traditional villa gets a less-than-traditional addition with this contemporary ‘about face’, first published in 2015.
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Jeremy Smith of Irving Smith Jack
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Nelson-based architect Jeremy Smith talks to Houses editor Justin Foote about the value of collaboration.