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A new design attitude anchors in Christchurch
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Fritha Powell visits the Drifter Hotel in Christchurch retrofitted by CTRL Space, and finds a refreshingly bold interior that is set to bring life back to the CBD.
A fusion of cultural and high-end design
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Te Arikinui Pullman Auckland Airport Hotel — Waikato-Tainui’s $200m project — has officially opened and displays both architectural and cultural significance.
First look at luxury hotel JW Marriott Auckland’s $25M refurbishment
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The reimagined hotel rooms are promised to offer guests “a moment of mindfulness and tranquillity in Auckland’s CBD”.
Cabinet of curiosities
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Amanda Harkness explores the dramatic interior narrative, combining the exotic and eclectic with the comfortable, of Wellington’s Naumi Studio Hotel by Material Creative.
Found in translation
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Jeremy Smith samples the high life low down at the a r + d and Bossley Architects-designed Park Hyatt in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter.
A date with the city
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Amanda Harkness explores the interior design of The Hotel Britomart – Cheshire Architects’ latest project in the downtown Auckland precinct – and discovers thoughtful craftmanship at every turn.
iPhone architecture
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Chris Barton explores what The Hotel Britomart’s seamless exterior, laneway labyrinth and deconstructed ethos by Cheshire Architects bring to Auckland’s evolving downtown precinct.
Airport dreams
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Melanie McDaid explores the new Novotel Christchurch Airport, designed by Warren and Mahoney, which takes its cues from its geographic context.
Peace in a pod
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Julia Gessler explores how sleeping pods are becoming a growing trend both on and off the ground.
Hotels in flux: Room service
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In the sixth installment of our series, founder of Hong Kong’s studio AFSO André Fu, talks about blending the residential and hotel typologies.
Hotels in flux: Part five
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Whether you are in the market for an avant-garde, open-house-style hotel or a reliable five-star chain, Melanie McDaid gives us a global forecast for hotels in 2020.
Hotels in flux: Part three
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Ignite’s Audrey de Filippis discusses distinctive storytelling through design and the evolution of the lifestyle brand in the third part of our series.
Hotels in flux: Part two
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Director of interior design powerhouse Space Studio, Vee Kessner, reports on the synergy of design and procurement in a changing industry.
The Room: Hotel lighting
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A hotel in in China’s lake district in Hangzhou seeks to recreate a moonlit, meditative interior.
Hotels in flux: Part one
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The local hotel industry is in a state of significant change. This six-part series explores what this might mean for the world of interiors and what might its future look like.
Refreshing the Inn: Auckland Airport hotel
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The newly renovated Holiday Inn near Auckland Airport presents a bright and welcoming front with a contemporary, Pacific-inspired aesthetic.
Wilderness for the wealthy: The Lindis
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Chris Barton finds the undulating roof lines of this lodge by Architecture Workshop at one with the topography that inspired them.
SO/ Playful: Inside SO/ Auckland
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A hotel in Auckland takes on a volcanic theme and a celebrity fashion designer to inject personality and a lot of oomph.
Hot House: Lindis Lodge
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Though not exactly a house, the residential world can learn a lot from the luxury lodge’s ‘blend into nature’ attitude.
Hidden retreat in the Wakatipu Basin
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This complex project involves not only a elegant hotel but the rehabilitation of the natural landscape of the region.