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In this large Christchurch house, Wilson and Hill Architects continue their exploration of contemporary Modernism, first published in 2006.
The original clients get back a Wellington house designed by the late Chris Brooke-White, one of the great characters of the 1970s, in this project feature from 2008.
In pastoral Waikato, RTA Studio employ vernacular forms to create an inland holiday house that was first published in 2007.
This house by the late Canterbury architect Peter Beaven is a gradual revelation.
A Central Otago house designed by Tim Dagg blurs the lines of the natural and built environment.
Richard Middleton takes design inspiration from a Wairarapa site’s former incarnation as an orchard.
We look back at a home in which Paul Leuschke takes a modest budget and creates a farmhouse with room to grow.
In this home, first published in 2009, Athfield Architects meets the challenge of Cook Strait head on.
We look back at a bach on Auckland’s West Coast in which Matthew Gribben pursues an unorthodox design solution.
Take a look back at an Andrew Patterson-designed contemporary castle with a twist on the cliffs above Auckland’s west coast.
Out on Christchurch’s coast Andrew Watson stacks up his boxes against a steep site in this house, originally published in 2009.
Bevin + Slessor’s 2009 Peka Peka house stand the test of time as a smart, contemporary take on Kiwi modernism.
A Hawke’s Bay home from Herriot Melhuish O’Neill expresses Waimarama’s changed circumstances and its continuity of spirit.
From the Houses archives: a penthouse apartment by Cook Sargission & Pirie provides clear evidence of the rise of Freemans Bay.
In this Wellington home, first published in 2009, Uche Isichei has designed an unconventional house for a once-sleepy suburb.
Paul Barry’s ‘Three-part house’ makes the most of a tight and tiny Wellington site in this project that was first published in 2009.
First published in 2008, Paul Clarke has designed a view house in Auckland’s eastern suburbs that preserves a little of the past.
Return to a Copeland Associates home that draws on the tropes of the Kiwi beach settlement for a Coromandel holiday house.
A campground in Otago’s idyllic Glenorchy is hoping to lead by example in sustainability.
First published in 2009, in this home on the outskirts of Auckland Tim Dorrington designed a pool house, and just kept going.
One Wellington practice has been making a name fore itself in Kapiti Coast beach houses for over a decade. This 2009 house is a shining example.
Built in 1985, this home by Biltmoderne in Melbourne presents a poetic integration of architecture, water and landscape.
Balancing solidity and lightness, this 1960s house is indicative of the enduring relevance of architect Peter Heathwood.
Perched high on a rocky outcrop, this expressive home in Sydney reveals a strong connection with mid-century modernism.
In 2008, on a steep Wellington site, in an old part of town, Parsonson Architects have designed a clever townhouse.
Xsite Architects’ zinc-clad house from 2008 stretches out to the sun and sea in a conservative Auckland suburb.
This renovation of a dark terrace house has resulted in a contemporary, light-filled home with striking timber elements.
This South Island photographer captures everything from changing landscapes to interesting people. But here, she chronicles her favourite architectural projects to date.
Jeremy Smith investigates a new fashion statement in Blenheim’s combined library and art gallery, Te Kahu o Waipuna by Warren and Mahoney.
The RNZAF’s new maintenance facility gets top marks with its five star green rating.