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Patterson Associates has created a multifunctional building beside the Avon River in Christchurch’s Hagley Park.
A trio of townhouses transform a gritty, inner-city Melbourne street.
The Van Gogh-Roosegaarde cycle path is a place where history and the future collide.
An impressive new build responds to the rugged topography of West Vancouver, Canada.
The University of Auckland’s newest building incorporates Australasia’s largest seismic testing facility.
This eatery is influenced by California’s mid-century architecture, local pottery and its building’s own material layers.
Athfield Architects’ 239m-long luxury housing development is a surprisingly sensitive response to its prominent wharf site.
A modular home on Waiheke Island provides a contemporary escape from the city.
This space was designed to offer powerful experiences generated by the work of visionary Kiwi artist Len Lye.
An architectural design solves issues of limited space and extreme weather in Iran.
Otago’s civic heart receives a major retrofit and much-needed interior makeover.
Seeking to bring natural light and easy navigation to this gallery, its designers summoned sculptural forms and choreography.
An affinity for all things nautical has informed the design and materiality of this family home.
Paul Rolfe Architects has designed the ‘chilled’ Kiwi bach experience into a small timber-clad yoga studio.
An extensive renovation results in an outstanding kitchen and plenty of secret design details.
Jasmax’s Merchant Quarter in New Lynn now features a distinctive 10-storeyed building of low-cost apartments.
An Australian holiday home is designed to embrace nature, sustainability and lots of parties.
This central Auckland Māori immersion school has undergone a $7.1 million, sustainable upgrade.
Read about Tennant+Brown Architects’ response to the sub-glacial environs of Glenorchy, Aro Hã Wellness Retreat.
A humble Auckland bungalow is transformed into a drop-dead-gorgeous family home with an elegant garden.
This building project in Christchurch was one of the first to go through the consent process after the Canterbury earthquakes.
Urbis critiques a simple Japanese home with one very special detail.
This law firm’s refit takes its cues from an impressive art collection.
Sited within an ageing destination sports park, this playspace makes the most of its constrained proportions.
The 13-month rebuild of Christchurch’s historic Knox Church was a complex project.
A state house is transformed by an innovative make over.
Interior magazine takes a walk – and a slide – through the new headquarters of this internet retailer.
Partner content: An aging population drives New Zealand’s senior living growth, creating demand for safe, comfortable, and easy-to-maintain flooring.
A $35 million apartment and retail complex in Auckland’s central business district is stage one of a three-stage development.
A Fisher & Paykel appliance factory is converted to house its product designers and engineers.
Opening interior spaces to the outside has given this house a lifestyle boost.
The 17-metre mythical form of an abstract waka marks the former Orauiti Pã site atop Point Dorset.
Read about the largest of the Mini showrooms in the southern hemisphere and the most technologically advanced in the world.
Like a Japanese puzzle box, this house unfolds in a series of twists and turns.
Public perception may be changing to favour structural timber solutions after the failure of concrete flooring in Canterbury.
Michael Barrett unravels this ambitious new hub in South Auckland.
At a busy Wellington intersection, this mixed-use development - now home to Trade Me - was a challenging build.
A dynamic trio of Kiwi expats in New York have recently shifted their caffeine dispensary Happy Bones.
Fearon Hay Architects’ playful new marketing suite at Auckland Airport is a declaration of intent.
Hobsonville Land Company, Isthmus and Architecture Workshop have tested a new approach to affordable detached housing.