Interior, December 2015
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Aperture
Designer interview: Daniel Lewis
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The Nelson-born architect formed part of British firm AHMM, which was responsible for the 2015 RIBA Stirling Prize winner.
Projects
Sparking a fire
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The renaming of Telecom has provided the company the ideal opportunity to rethink its brand image and its retail spaces.
A nexus of neighbourhoods: NZ Post House
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This office fit-out unifies the three discrete business units of New Zealand Post Group and responds to a new way of working.
Restful sanctuary: Air New Zealand Lounge
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The national airline’s lounge at Auckland Intl Airport is light and bright, featuring walls of glass overlooking the runway.
Flexible space: AW Architects
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Unexpected materials and pops of colour make this a highly vibrant shared space in Christchurch.
University of Otago Childcare Centre
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A children’s space has been built according to the needs and perspectives of the children and their minders.
Forum
Eclectic wunderkammer: Hotel Hotel
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The 2015 World Interior of the Year is an example not just of aesthetic prowess, but of community building through design.
Vogel’s Revival
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In Dunedin’s long-forgotten heritage precinct, some locals are rejuvenating the city – from the inside out.
After taste
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Interior talks to Joanna Merwood-Salisbury, Head of the School of Architecture at Victoria University of Wellington.
Not Yet Known?
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Tim Hooson, formerly in interiors at Jasmax, explains NotYetKnown, the recently formed strategic and creative consultancy.
Making buildings smarter and safer
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Kathleen Kinney and Camille Khouri step into the not-too-distant future of hi-tech building and workplace management.
The quest for ‘the’, not ‘a’…
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Retail futurist Howard Saunders says that retail businesses need to understand what customers are really looking for.
Un-fantastic plastic?
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Lynne Elvins examines the issue of plastics recycling at both ends of the process, and explores design-centric solutions.