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Young architectural graduates Ben and Sekai Connor create contemporary Christmas objects from sustainably sourced plywood.
Get to know designer and entrepreneur Melanie McDaid, who joins the Interior Awards jury in 2019.
A Warren and Mahoney associate and advocate for indigenous architecture talks about his hopes for the built environment.
Get to know architect and Interior Awards 2019 jury member Richard Harris.
This architecture researcher is on a mission to empower young Māori to take control of their spaces.
Founded in 2005, this multi-award-winning, Hamilton-based practice has a portfolio of considered residential projects.
Interior Awards 2019 jury member Deidre Brown tell us about her favourite interiors, books and more.
Ashley Cusick speaks to two architects about creating spaces for an ageing community, with flexibility of care at the core.
We asked the 2019 Interior Awards jury some of your burning questions. Today we hear from Dave Strachan, director at SGA.
Some of the team behind AUT’s new Ngā Wai Hono building chat about working in diverse teams to create inviting spaces.
Liz Tjahjana, an interior designer at PAC Studio, shares some of the things she’s inspired by lately.
Hugh Broughton and Stephen Middleton on working in one of the most collaborative design teams imaginable in Antarctica.
Arttform’s Paul Baragwanath is an expert in commissioning large-scale artworks for commercial, public spaces.
We explore the creative mind of a French native who is a certified passive house designer working at Parsonson Architects.
For the 11th On the Rise interview, we travel to Hamilton to talk to a graduate architect at Edwards White Architects.
Tucked away behind the historic Arrowtown shops, Justin and Louise Wright have built a successful and busy practice.
Justine Harvey interviews the 2018 Gold Medal winner, Jeremy Salmond, at his studio in Devonport, Auckland.
We speak to two more female-led interior design firms in New Zealand.
We explore interior design in New Zealand, where female practitioners outnumber males by at least four to one.
In a special tribute, friends and colleagues remember the greatly admired architect and NZIA Gold Medallist David Mitchell.
This Barcelona-based troupe’s self-baptised ‘anti-style’ ethos has given it a serious edge in the hospitality design world.
This South Island-born design director has a firm foothold in the hospitality design sector of the United States of America.
In the tenth in our series, supported by Resene, we talk to a social designer who is using architecture to alleviate poverty.
This architect and designer’s products are inspired by our beautiful country. She speaks about her creative journey.
Meet the Ian Athfield Lecturer, who will be giving talks in three cities as part of the 2018 Festival of Architecture.
Marshall Cook honours NZIA Gold Medal-winning architect Ted McCoy, who spent most of his working life designing in Dunedin.
This Auckland firm draws inspiration from international architects, but its biggest influence is the New Zealand landscape.
The Christchurch based architect behind the award-winning Rhodes House talks to us about his ideas and influences.
Justine Harvey caught up with the brain behind design company Emma Hayes Textiles to talk about the evolution of her craft.
Warren and Mahoney’s newly-appointed studio lead in Wellington opens up about opportunity, flexibility and empowerment.
The recently appointed NZIA president speaks to us about some of the challenges that lie ahead during his two-year tenure.
For the ninth in our series with Resene, we talk with Melanie Kassian, an interior designer at Jasmax.
Federico Monsalve caught up with Greg Farrell of Aedas during his visit to his latest Auckland project, M Social.
The newly-named Head of School at the UofA School of Architecture and Planning speaks to us about her history and her hopes.
A conversation with the great-grandson of Italian designer Lucian Ercolani, founder of British company Ercol.
Melanie chats about flexible working for all, starting her own practice and soft skills for architects.
Fritha Hobbs, an architectural graduate at Strachan Group Architects, shares some of the things she’s enjoying lately.
We chat with Natalie Bradburn, architectural graduate at Dalgleish Architects in Whanganui, for the eighth in the series.
This Urbanism New Zealand speaker talks about bringing cities and mixed-income neighbourhoods to life and keeping them alive.
The director of Integral Man talks about the making of this film, which explores architecture, music and humanity.