Tag: Interiors | Architecture Now

Dry & Tea

Projects | Cheshire Architects takes the opportunity to express its feminine side with the design of this hybrid salon.

People | Sharon Stephenson meets the designer keeping Australasia’s nightlife neighbourhoods au courant.

Review | Simon Bush-King discovers two very different restaurants that take unusual surface treatments to higher levels.

Projects | A Remuera bungalow becomes a large, light-filled family home wrapped in louvres.

Projects | A little slice of classic Americana, albeit with a local twist, comes to Kingsland, in Auckland.

Projects | Interior visits the future of tertiary education at AUT University’s high-tech development.

People | Rotorua’s Kelly Thompson has filled her Melbourne apartment with pretty sentimental things and pieces of her own artwork.

Projects | Stack provides a 100-plus year old Swiss pharmaceutical company with an identity that is a little bit local and a little bit global.

Projects | As Hip Group takes Auckland’s culinary scene by storm, Interior ventures into one of its latest premises.

Practice | Steve Aschebrock explains how making interior environments healthy allows occupants to reach their full potential.

Projects | An artful and large-scale foyer expansion and revitalisation breathes new life.

People | Jasmax architectural graduate Patrick Loo named Emerging Design Professional at 2013 Interior Awards.

News | Celebrating ten years of Australia’s most respected interior design awards.

Review | A review of retail developments in the downtown and Ponsonby areas of Auckland.

Review | Coca-Cola’s bright-red office-cum-training facility is not afraid to shout.

Review | A design that marries classic historical elements with modern ones, whilst retaining the original details.

Review | Inside an open, studio-like work space with no visible hierarchy.

Review | Google’s new UK headquarters in London has more than a touch of British charm.

Projects | An Auckland kitchen by Dorrington Architects is a cool and comfortable addition.

Review | The DDB Group’s new fit-out marries thoughtful design with candy colours.