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A luxurious, contemporary expression of traditional Japanese culture, Masu brings sophisticated new meaning to Asian fusion.
An ovoid bubble of space covers ASC Architects’ new swimming-pool complex, sited on top of Paraparaumu’s sand dunes.
A $42 million revamp of four former brewery buildings is nearing completion after an extremely tight nine-month construction period.
Collingridge And Smith Architects’ childcare centre breaks typical form with its sawtoothed roof and triangular-shaped plan.
Architectus and Athfield Architects have joined forces to design an educational complex.
The new police headquarters in Rotorua merges culture and innovation, and develops the application of PRESSS technology.
Warren and Mahoney’s elegantly sinuous bridge spans Auckland’s Tamaki Drive, connecting Parnell.
A new 265m-long rolling bascule bridge in Whangarei, designed by Knight Architects, interprets the Maori fish-hook form.
Jasmax applies a light touch to the refurbishment of one of the last remaining industrial buildings on Auckland’s waterfront.
A walk around the outside of AUT University’s latest addition.
Andy Davies explains how his mixed-tenancy outfit, Ponsonby Central, came together.
This triangular building gains its strength from a mass of concrete and steel reinforcing, and its circular core.
A world-class cycling facility is taking shape near Cambridge. We talked to Livingstone Builders about this complex build.
Renovation of the ANZ Centre in Auckland focuses on the fitout works undertaken by Warren and Mahoney and Hassell.
Inside ASB’s new regional branch in Tauranga, a workplace where an overt theme takes precedence over company branding.
Warren and Mahoney’s elegant transformation of the ANZ Centre injects a healthy dose of creativity and civic amenity.
Jasmax’s hub building at AUT University confidently welcomes the city of Auckland into its curving, connective spaces.
Warren and Mahoney’s sensitive transformation of a brutalist building in Wellington’s urban village.
A temporary restaurant, based in a historical pier building, right at the heart of the America’s Cup zone in San Fransisco.
RTA Studio has lightly applied Glasgow’s heritage to Saint Kentigern College’s new educational hub in Auckland.
Cheshire Architects takes the opportunity to express its feminine side with the design of this hybrid salon.
The PwC Centre revitalises what was a vacant site for more than 15 years.
Tides, whales, and carpenters in diving gear were just some of the obstacles faced in the first stage of this mammoth project.
Stack provides a 100-plus year old Swiss pharmaceutical company with an identity that is a little bit local and a little bit global.
McKinney + Windeatt Architects’ renovation of a former rabbit warren near Auckland’s Victoria Park epitomises “the epoch of coffee”.
An artful and large-scale foyer expansion and revitalisation breathes new life.
The Carlton Hotel packs a lot of punch for its size, combining modern design with a heritage-inspired fit out.
Due for completion in mid-2013, The Crossing will feature five buildings around a podium base linked by an open-air plaza.
Athfield Architects has succeeded in giving the building an open-hearted civility and a conscience.
The first NZ application of PRESSS technology in steel construction comes with an advanced damping system.
Architecture as landscape is the principle that guided Warren and Mahoney’s Buddhist pagoda for a temple in Auckland.
Copeland Associates Architects’ Tower at Auckland’s North Harbour Stadium may be “just a box but it’s a box done well”.
A long-established advertising agency undertakes reinvention and becomes a cornerstone tenant with an interesting backstory.
Utilising bespoke building methods, a wellness centre near Queenstown is the first of its kind in New Zealand.
Behind Auckland’s Ponsonby Road shopping mecca is RTA Studio’s stunning retail precinct.
A Category II tunnel in one of Wellington’s largest suburbs is earthquake-strengthened by Fulton Hogan.
Drama and a sense of community within this Auckland building’s medieval-like laneways of the future by Patterson Associates.
A dramatic volume links the duo of black-and-white box forms in Wellington.
The administration building of Tip Top’s iconic Auckland factory has had a makeover. Progressive Building gets up close.
A building designed by Ivan Mercep of JASMaD in the early ‘80s has been seamlessly refurbished by RTA Studio.