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Sustainable design is not necessarily about spending excessive money or adding worthless appendages.
Novotel hotel, designed by Warren & Mahoney, is a four-star hotel with five-star public areas.
An art deco makeover with a contemporary twist expressed by Weta Workshop/Anita Fijn.
Andrew Cox designs Heyday, a bespoke playground of the mind, for a group of Wellington-based digital design boffins.
This Dunedin heritage building was almost ‘Man Alone’, as others of its ilk fell to the sword.
A house by Rafe Maclean is a study in strength and security and a place of retreat for three generations.
This place of worship is given new angles and designs by Void Architecture.
This house is not just a feat of sustainable ingenuity but is good architecture too.
A heritage area in Sydney is the site of a contemporary addition which nods to the client’s international background.
Auckland’s St Matthew-in-the-city has welcomed a new chapel and kitchen designed by Salmond Reed Architects.
A Salvation Army treatment centre is transformed into a visitor centre with the help of Pearson and Associates Architects.
Babbage Architects design the latest thinking on effective learning environments in the picturesque Queenstown landscape.
A tall, slim and simple hotel designed by Warren and Mahoney is a new addition to Auckland Airport.
Archoffice used perforated steel and images of Waitakere’s history to revamp the block.
Houses magazine reviews three houses – world’s, Trans-Tasman’s and New Zealand’s best.
Athfield Architects and Wraight + Associates use urban designs to transform Wellington’s waterfront.
Landscape architect Charles Gordon gives Midland Park a refreshing new look.
Digging into the site of Auckland’s Victory Christian Church car park uncovered old gasworks relics and hazards.
After a redevelopment involving one million man hours of work, the Auckland Art Gallery is almost complete.
Stephenson & Turner provides a world-class biotechnology and innovation centre for the University of Auckland.
ASC Architects designed the college with a radical re-thinking of the learning environment.
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology adds a media and arts building to its campus.
Architect David Wingate has designed a single-level house that sits low and steps down to meet the landscape.
Architect Peter Eising has created a weekend retreat that maximises spectacular sea views and offers a sustainable lifestyle.
Ric Slessor has designed a house on a difficult steep site.
ASC Architects takes a bold and brave approach, designing Papamoa College based around ‘enquiry-based’ learning.
Auckland hospitality ventures talks us through the monochromatic interior of Tyler St Garage.
Cross-Tasman collaboration – Goodman Fielder moves to a workplace designed by Futurespace and Wingate + Farquhar.
In a cooperative contract between Hawkins and Dulux/Orica, paint manufacturing continued throughout moving all its production.
A new 1230 space car park has just been built by Hawkins. It was the biggest use of post-tension concrete in New Zealand.