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Looking upwards on Wellington’s Willis Street is a wonderful spectacle - the articulated facade of an office building.
Behind a dramatic screen of twisted metal ribbons, AECOM and Warren & Mahoney have created an open space for students.
This extension in Wellington comprises two bridges, a stream, steep terrain and retaining walls.
Athfield Architects’ covered wicket at Scots College mimics ‘good cricket weather’ on a dour Wellington day.
A large commercial building project in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter.
A cool, calm and collected kitchen designed by John Mills, first published in 2012.
This colourful fit-out derives its visual features from aspects of rolling stock and other railroad-related devices.
The Court Theatre was one of many Christchurch institutions made homeless in the February earthquake.
Air New Zealand’s training facility is modernised and improved to be on song with the national carrier’s front end.
Oiled wooden floors and glossy black glass divisions are highlights of this advertising agency.
Sited on volcanic rock, Patterson’s exhilarating Anvil building breathes life into a troublesome city-fringe location.
A pedestrian-favouring gathering space that frees the Auckland Public Library from its narrow confines.
Space Studio’s Vee Kessner talks to Interior magazine about the design of a new five-star hotel in Papua New Guinea.
This house by John McCoy has two pavilions that create a simple, light space which lets the view lead the way.
Cheshire Architects combine the best of Mahogany Row with some elegant modernity.
The RNZAF’s new maintenance facility gets top marks with its five star green rating.
Tommy Honey takes a history lesson down at Auckland’s converted cinema complex.
One of Wellington’s landmark buildings is undergoing major seismic strengthening.
Australasia’s first fully certified passive house is being built in Auckland. Could this be the start of something good?
A purpose-built town hall in the Wairarapa town of Carterton by Opus Architecture.
Chow Hill Architects’ $68.9 million project focused the design on the activities with real commercial value.
Moller Architects’ clinical, machine-like steel structure sits on Auckland’s Halsey Street Wharf extension.
Jonathan Smith has designed a modest, modern house that makes the most of a challenging section.
The University’s Kelburn campus is designed to improve connections.
A strong, simple hierarchy of planting creates visual cohesion amongst this complex arrangement of roads and bridges.
A new house designed by Wilson and Hill Architects in Christchurch is sleek, stylish, and seriously spacious.
New Zealand’s first 6 Green Star – Office Design building takes shape in Auckland’s Parnell.
A timeless aesthetic expressed with quality materials and signature flourishes by Andre Lister Architect.
A heart-warming interior with Japanese and Scandinavian references for a busy Christchurch design firm.
Architect Stacey Farrell designs a house for herself and her partner that cleverly makes the most of a small space.
A technicoloured activity centre and ‘skater pit stop’ for Auckland’s Flat Bush residents.
Designed by Jose Gutierrez, this Auckland based Law office features clean-lines in a concise space.
Built in stages, the two parts of this house fit together to form a relaxed space to enjoy the beach lifestyle.
Bringing people together for the Rugby World Cup, Jasmax’s organically-formed structure has already settled in the minds of New Zealanders.
Theatrical sophistication at Christchurch Casino’s recently reincarnated Grand Café by Warren & Mahoney.
Located in a medium-density neighbourhood close to Frankton, this architect’s own home reflects the vernacular of barns seen in rural areas of Otago, while providing a warm and modern home base for a family of four.
Studio Pacific’s hangar-like hall acknowledges the engineered-timber heritage of many of the machines housed within.
Architect Brendon Monk has designed a holiday house that compliments its setting in the clean green Marlborough Sounds.
This themed bar manages to dispense with obvious clichés, focusing instead on brilliant colour and abstracted motifs.
BRANZ headquarters in Wellington has undergone its first major makeover and expansion in 20 years.