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Houses Revisited: Light heavyweight

Houses Revisited: Light heavyweight

Projects | In Auckland’s most established suburb, Malcolm Walker demonstrates a deft touch with shape and space with this house from 2007.
Words: Claire Ellery Posted: 26 Feb 2021
Houses Revisited: Float on

Houses Revisited: Float on

Projects | In another 2007 project from Gerald Parsonson, an assured house at Peka Peka rides the dunes rolling inland from an untamed coast.
Words: Tommy Honey Posted: 26 Feb 2021
Houses Revisited: Settler chic

Houses Revisited: Settler chic

Projects | In pastoral Waikato, RTA Studio employ vernacular forms to create an inland holiday house that was first published in 2007.
Words: Diana Goodman Posted: 22 Jan 2021
Houses Revisited: Hard case

Houses Revisited: Hard case

Projects | Tough materials and flexible spaces characterise Archimedia’s Hamilton house by the Waikato River, from the Houses magazine 2007 archives.
Words: Claire Ellery Posted: 22 Jan 2021
Houses Revisited: Buffed up

Houses Revisited: Buffed up

Projects | Strict conditions on a vulnerable coastal site lead Godward Guthrie to develop clever solutions in the design for this house from 2007.
Words: Edward Rooney Posted: 22 Jan 2021
Houses Revisited: Layered approach

Houses Revisited: Layered approach

Projects | North of Auckland, Herbst Architects again produce a sophisticated response to climate and context in this house that we revisit from 2008.
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 18 Dec 2020
Houses Revisited: Suburban values

Houses Revisited: Suburban values

Projects | With this project from 2008, Edwards White Architects creates a relaxed house in a Hamilton subdivision that is a model Kiwi family home.
Words: Bill McKay Posted: 18 Dec 2020
Houses Revisited: The shed as read

Houses Revisited: The shed as read

Projects | Revisit this 2008 project where Antanas Procuta Architects (now PAUA) has some fun with an archetype in a Waikato farm manager’s house.
Words: Bill McKay Posted: 18 Dec 2020
Houses Revisited: Crafty rooster

Houses Revisited: Crafty rooster

Projects | From the archives: Visit a home on a steep Wellington site, in an old part of town, where Parsonson Architects have designed a clever townhouse.
Words: John Walsh Posted: 27 Nov 2020
Houses Revisited: Like different, man

Houses Revisited: Like different, man

Projects | Andrew Sexton’s reworked bach on the Wairarapa coast is appropriately resistant to modern pretensions in this project from the 2008 archives.
Words: Tommy Honey Posted: 27 Nov 2020
Houses Revisited: Advanced pose

Houses Revisited: Advanced pose

Projects | Xsite Architects’ zinc-clad house in a conservative Auckland suburb, first published in March 2008, stretches out to the sun and sea.
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 27 Nov 2020
Houses Revisited: Fresh start

Houses Revisited: Fresh start

Projects | Fulton Ross Team Architecture’s Rangiora retreat relates to its site and local types, in this home that was featured in Houses magazine in 2008.
Words: Adrienne Rewi Posted: 23 Oct 2020
Houses Revisited: Sense of place

Houses Revisited: Sense of place

Projects | At her own Wanaka house, first published in 2008, Anne Salmond has turned simple sketched boxes into a comfortable home.
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 23 Oct 2020
Houses Revisited: A second life

Houses Revisited: A second life

Projects | 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.
Words: Tommy Honey Posted: 23 Oct 2020
Houses Revisited: Humanist habitat

Houses Revisited: Humanist habitat

Projects | A Wakatipu house benefits from Arrowtown architect Max Wild’s local knowledge in this project, which first appeared in Houses magazine in 2008.
Words: John Walsh Posted: 25 Sep 2020
Houses Revisited: Le sublime

Houses Revisited: Le sublime

Projects | Wellington architect Hugh Tennent demonstrates his sensitive craft in the Marlborough Sounds in this home that was first published in 2008.
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 25 Sep 2020
Houses Revisited: The art of graft

Houses Revisited: The art of graft

Projects | In another project from the archives, a Mt Eden addition where Megan Edwards deftly engineers a twenty-first century lean-to.
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 28 Aug 2020
Houses Revisited: Easy stretch

Houses Revisited: Easy stretch

Projects | In this project from the Houses archives, Megan Edwards demonstrates her mastery of the bungalow extension in an older Auckland suburb.
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 28 Aug 2020
Houses Revisited: Together apart

Houses Revisited: Together apart

Projects | ALIGNwork’s trans-generational beach house, first published in 2008, is a welcome sight at a very mixed development.
Words: Diana Goodman Posted: 28 Aug 2020
Houses Revisited: Super tent

Houses Revisited: Super tent

Projects | First published in 2008, this Tim Dorrington-designed beach house in the Far North is inspired by memories of holidays under canvas.
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 24 Jul 2020
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