Interior, September 2016
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Aperture
Inside the ride
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Interior magazine picks some of the projects soon to be judged in the upcoming Inside Festival.
Designer profile: Olivia Smith
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Inspired by nature and her incessant travels, textile designer and founder of Nodi Rugs Olivia Smith speaks about her craft.
Projects
Rooms with soul
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As Federico Monsalve finds out, Wellington’s new Sofitel accomplishes domesticity through variety and texture.
Elegant toolbox
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Lifting the veil on the APL brand was a key objective in this technology-led fit-out of an award-winning factory in Hamilton.
Energy flows
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Trustpower moves with the times, embracing Activity Based Working in the design of its new premises.
Forum
Sharing is caring
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Are co-working spaces coming of age? Camille Khouri gauges the popularity and feasibility of these peculiar working zones.
Facilities manager game changer
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Martin Leitch explores how buildings and the people who run them are being transformed by the digital revolution.
Mahuki: connected museums
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Melissa Firth discusses Mahuki – the world’s first culture sector acceleration programme, based at Wellington’s Te Papa.
Crafty work
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Rufus Knight checks out Objectspace’s three-day National Craft, Applied Art and Design Symposium, which took place in August.
From fishing nets to carpets
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Fabrizio Calenti discusses his company’s quest to turn post-consumer waste products into nylon yarn for the carpet industry.
Q&A: Sayes Jackson
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Nick Sayes and Luke Jackson are two young architects who have recently joined forces to form Sayes Jackson.