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Colour Collab: Raphaela Rose
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In this series brought to you by Resene, ahha’s Raphaela Rose tells us what inspires her thinking and how the practice draw upon artists’ work to inform its colour choices.
A modern take on a sports club lounge
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Full Time Sports Bar & Eatery in Auckland is set to be a fan-favourite, with the CTRL Space design incorporating high-tech innovation within its casual, sporting atmosphere.
Design students get creative alongside their campus
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Tertiary design students in Auckland given the opportunity to influence the renewal of streets in their own neighbourhood.
Experience the heritage of Auckland
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On now, the Auckland Heritage Festival is offering guided tours, exhibitions more across 130 free or low-cost events through to Sunday 13 October.
Lean on Moddex’s innovative modular barrier solutions
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Moddex’s innovative approach to handrails, balustrades, and walkways, keeps your project moving from design to installation.
New app brings te reo Māori into architectural plans
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Room to Rūma, a trailblazing new app by Peddlethorp for Autodesk Revit, allows native Māori or English speakers to navigate architectural plans in te reo Māori.
Viewfinder: Top five with Rose Minnée
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Having practised as an architect, Rose Minnée’s photography practise combines architectural dedication with a passion for people and places. Here she shares her top five shoots.
An expression of hauora
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Jasmax has partnered with ĀKAU and Australian health design specialists HDR on the design of the new Northland Radiotherapy and Oncology Centre at Whangārei Hospital.
Material Focus: Te Arikinui Pullman
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Vee Kessner of Space Studio explains the ways in which the boutique interior design practice embedded Tainui pūrākau in Te Arikinui Pullman’s interiors.
Iwi-led build-to-rent
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Te Whānau o Waipareira has embarked on a high-density, build-to-rent kaumātua housing project in Auckland’s Ōtāhuhu, designed and master-planned by Isthmus.