Urbis, March 2020
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People
Across the dividing sea
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Sydneysider Sally Dan-Cuthbert has a penchant for New Zealand and Australian art and design; she gives us a tour of her home and impressive collection.
Inside story: Evi O
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This book designer and up-and-coming artist takes us on a tour of her home and the objects she loves.
Shorts
Desirable abode
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We caught up with Barry Condon of Condon Scott Architects to talk about the design of this new home in Wanaka.
Hot House: Bridge House
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The house that marketing built: This Los Angeles home, perched above a running stream, was brought to you by… a truckload of brands.
The Urbanists: The Scrap Yard
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The people, places and ideas changing our cities one enclave at a time: The Scrap Yard is a small-but-potent commercial development on a back street in Auckland’s Grey Lynn.
Bookshelf: July edition
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In these three titles, a few worlds, both real and imagined, are distilled into words.
Spaces
Draft of shadows
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Art, greenery, sunshine and a touch of vintage blend effortlessly in this brutalist house for the co-founder of Mexico’s hippest hotel chain.
With the grain: Tairua Insitu House
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The Coromandel’s gritty persona marries smooth-cut family living in this neutral-hued home, designed by Neu Architecture.
Courtyard dreams
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The front door to this villa in Grey Lynn might look typical, but it’s a portal to another time and place.
Extra-ordinary
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With brick as the predominant material, this house is like a contemporary rendition of an historic ruin, affirming the pedestal of brick in architecture.
Living with art
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In this apartment, proportions and flow are just as important as are surfaces and detail. Art, however, reigns supreme and in complete unison.
Maximalist empire
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New York’s Apparatus studio’s co-founders, Gabriel Hendifar and Jeremy Anderson, give us a tour of their maximalist and highly detailed loft apartment.