Interior, March 2020
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Butterfly effect: Antipodes HQ
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A well-known art deco building in Wellington undergoes an internal metamorphosis in order to house this global skincare brand’s headquarters and retail space.
Oasis: ANZ Raranga
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ANZ seeks a natural feel and a touch of biophilia in its new Sylvia Park locale, whose fitout was designed by Warren and Mahoney. Melanie McDaid finds out more.
Airport dreams
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Melanie McDaid explores the new Novotel Christchurch Airport, designed by Warren and Mahoney, which takes its cues from its geographic context.
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Report from Amsterdam
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Federico Monsalve was a judge at the recent Inside: World Festival of Interiors in Amsterdam. Here, he talks about the process and his observations.
Beauty in bulk
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How much is the anti-plastic revolution changing the supermarket? Explore what package-free stores are doing well and what they can teach the food industry.
Personal space: Sebastian Negri
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This spatial designer shares a slice of his interior world: sources of inspiration, what he’s reading and more.
Aperture
Designer interview: Ben Dalgleish
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This Wellington-raised stage-lighting designer has worked with the likes of Drake, Post Malone, Janet Jackson and many more.
The Room: Hotel lighting
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A hotel in in China’s lake district in Hangzhou seeks to recreate a moonlit, meditative interior.
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Peace in a pod
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Julia Gessler explores how sleeping pods are becoming a growing trend both on and off the ground.
Material Focus: Young + Richards
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Harriet Pilkington – director of architecture firm Young + Richards – chats about texture and fabric selections for the recent Richards Partners office.
Colour Collab: Buster Caldwell
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This creative director uses architecture to inspire his after-hours artistic endeavours. Here, he explains his design process and how colour fits perfectly within it.