Tag: Residential | Architecture Now

2019 Bathroom focus: case studies

Review | Four New Zealand designers and homeowners share insights from their favourite bathroom projects.

Projects | A language of movement is expressed here: as if shaped by the wind, the sun and the ways in which it is used and moved through.

Review | We bring you a collection of stunning, design-conscious bathrooms that celebrate colour, texture and shape.

Projects | Three generations of Bauhaus-influenced artists grace this hillside home.

Projects | A subdivided section offers the opportunity to illustrate how a house can fit within a snug site.

Projects | Light-filled and airy, this dwelling re-imagines the suburban home and experiments with new modes of multi-generational living.

Projects | This house was born from a simple yet idyllic brief: to recapture the relaxed feeling of endless holidays.

Projects | A house sitting on the edge of a Wellington cliff provides a challenge for architect Uche Isichei.

Projects | An art studio and underground gallery have been added to this Brazilian modernist-inspired home for a creative couple.

Projects | A house in Nelson models a design solution that accounts for potential increases in site density.

Review | Houses magazine brings you a look at what’s trending in kitchens around the world this year.

Projects | This grand old home exudes a sense of plantation-style luxury: relaxed sunsets and textured, light-filled interiors.

Projects | Look back at a house that provides a good example for urban contemporary living in a historically classified inner-city hood.

Projects | This restrained addition – which replaces an oversized faux period structure – revolves around a central courtyard.

Projects | The revamped interiors of this Hamptons holiday home retain the sense of sophistication for which the area is known.

Projects | Revisit a project where a contemporary addition revitalises the service spaces at the back of an existing Wellington house.

Projects | This comfortable and unpretentious home is remarkably of its place and creates a compelling dialogue with the neighbourhood.

Projects | Built as an upside-down ship’s hull, this home brings the idea of an eternal, maritime summer to a completely different level.

Projects | An alteration to a Wellington house responds to the owners’ needs while discreetly experimenting with form and space.

Projects | A Japanese engawa – or porch – captures the panoramic view of Tasman Bay into this home’s sculptural, nautical form.