Interior, March 2019
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SO/ Playful: Inside SO/ Auckland
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A hotel in Auckland takes on a volcanic theme and a celebrity fashion designer to inject personality and a lot of oomph.
Capital character: Deloitte Wellington
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Wellington’s cityscape and natural textures are brought inside Deloitte’s new headquarters.
On a good buzz: B:Hive Smales Farm
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This co-working space on Auckland’s North Shore is, by all accounts, a success story for its owners and its tenants.
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Interiors on display
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Kim Paton and Rufus Knight give a glimpse into The Room: a daring new exhibition at Objectspace gallery from 5 April 2019.
Personal space: Michael Leng
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A senior interior designer at Wingate Architects shares some of the things that make him tick.
Climate change: Action from the ground up
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Commercial flooring company Interface explores how the construction industry can play a part in combating climate change.
Urban laboratories: Learning from airports
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Executive director of Aerial Futures, Andrés Ramirez, ponders the significance of the airport typology.
You’ve been friended
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Tracey Ingram explores a few interiors that highlight the importance of designing communal spaces in the age of social media.
Blockchain and the building sector
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What does blockchain mean for the construction sector? Federico Monsalve speaks to a team of researchers in pursuit of answers.
Suburban spaces: Garage reveiw
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The common garage has a rich past. Here, Simon Bush-King evaluates a book that takes a serious look at the unimposing room.
Material symphony: David Thulstrup
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This Danish interior designer shares some of the secrets behind his meteoric rise and enviable client list.
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Designer interview: Sabine Marcelis
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This Dutch-born and Victoria University of Wellington-educated creative has created a strong industrial design brand in Europe.