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Ed Dromgool, a graduate at Warren and Mahoney’s Auckland studio, is the focus of our fourth On the Rise interview.
Guy Marriage spoke to Igor Peraza, director at Barcelona-based Miralles Tagliabue EMBT, at the 2017 in:situ conference.
Natalie Bradburn reviews LA-based Barbara Bestor’s presentation in the third of our NZIA 2017 in:situ conference series.
London-based architect Alison Brooks is the focus of our second exclusive in:situ 2017 conference interview series.
In the first of an interview series direct from the 2017 NZIA in:situ conference, Justine Harvey speaks to Sir David Adjaye.
Clark Bardsley designs exciting, distinctive furniture that aims to reduce waste and to generate some amusement as well.
Apartment developers Josephine and John Love share some of the objects that make them feel at home.
Kiwi designer Briar Hickling talks about her experiences working with Neri&Hu and setting up her own shop in bustling Shanghai.
Ken Crosson, presenter of The New Zealand Home series, has a portfolio that challenges our typical expectations of house design.
Nat Cheshire honours the life and work of architecture and lifestyle photographer Jeremy Toth.
For the third On the Rise interview, we talk to Maria Chen, an architectural graduate at Athfield Architects in Christchurch.
Vanessa Coxhead spoke to architectural writer Michael Webb about his new book and what makes a great apartment building.
People from a diverse range of industry-leading businesses tell us what great design means to them.
Christchurch architectural graduate and entrepreneur Erica Austin shares some of her favourite brain food.
Amelia Melbourne-Hayward speaks with the Wellington-based team behind Makers of Architecture and Makers Fabrication.
AW Architects, winners of the Workplace up to 1,000m2 category in the 2016 Interior Awards, chats about the accolade.
A chat with the Major coordinator of Spatial Design and lecturer at the School of Design at Massey University in Wellington.
Evelyn McNamara talks with Amelia Melbourne-Hayward about her design principles and very hands-on approach to architecture.
Young New Zealand expat, Briar Hickling, talks about succeeding in the competitive world of interior design in China.
Architect Tom Locke of Warren and Mahoney discusses his design philosophy and insights gained from working for Zaha Hadid.
The winner of the coveted Emerging Design Professional award at the 2016 Interior Awards catches up with Federico Monsalve.
Inspired by interior design and home renovation; Charlotte Drayton is taking over Christchurch’s Physics Room art gallery.
Luke Douglas is a part of the team at Patterson Associates and works on everything from residential to civic projects.
A catch up with Kate Turner, winner of the Student category award at the 2016 Interior Awards.
Megan Edwards has run her own practice since 1994. Here, she discusses her experiences working in residential architecture.
Wellington design studio Proffer continues to define some of the best new hospitality spots in the capital city.
Leanne Amodeo chats with Spanish design duo Masquespacio and discovers a refreshing vitality and eye-catching combinations.
Geordie Shaw, architectural graduate at architecture+ in Wellington, is the focus of the second Resene On the Rise series.
Textile designer Katie Smith creates bold and inventive homeware under her label, Smitten Design.
Deidre Brown honours the life and work of Rewi Thompson, an internationally-renowned indigenous architect.
Amelia Melbourne-Hayward chats with recent Massey University design grad Jasmine Wiltshier about her architectural photography.
Some of New Zealand’s most confident houses, civic and educational buildings are created by this large architectural firm.
Justine Harvey spoke with Lene Tranberg of Denmark’s Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter when she was in New Zealand this year.
We chat to Ana O’Connell, one half of newly-formed award-winning Wellington practice Lovell & O’Connell Architects.
Nick Sayes and Luke Jackson are two young architects who have recently joined forces to form Sayes Jackson.
The third in the series, Zack Johnson of VUW discusses his thesis, which is inspired by his interest in public infrastructure.
Maurice Mahoney honours Don Donnithorne, a characterful Christchurch architect with a lasting body of work.
In the second of the series, UoA Master of Architecture student Salva Shah talks about her home and identity-focused thesis.
The 2016 Gold Medal winner, Roger Walker, discusses his career with Justine Harvey.
Amelia Melbourne-Hayward sat down with Dominic Glamuzina to discuss urbanism, future directions and the black magic of TV.