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Interior puts the furniture designer in the frame, with questions about his design motivations and material preferences.
Houses talks to architectural graduate Barrington Gohns, from Warren and Mahoney, about the building blocks of architecture.
The Interior Awards expert panel let us in on what they are hoping to see come through by way of entries.
Meet the people from the companies who have made the Interior Awards possible.
Martin Fahey looks back on the life and achievements of AJ Russell Bricklayers’ founder.
Kennedy Brown talks to Urbis about being a New Zealand designer, and his most recent Pacific-inspired works.
A Wellington based designer with a very broad range of skills talks about her diverse design work.
Don McKenzie, from Bossley Architects, describes his fascination with the noble sport of fly fishing.
Apps, books, films and magazines: Cheshire Architects’ Nat Cheshire tells us about the media he’s assimilating.
Art and objects mark landmarks in the life of this couple.
Dr Craig Knight talks about his research into the psychology of space.
Design that lasts sounds like a great idea, but as Lynne Elvins explains, longevity brings with it hidden dangers…
The creative director who started graphic studio Inhouse Design talks to Urbis about the design process.
CEO of the CCANZ Rob Gaimster outlines new approaches to seismic structural design for multi-storey concrete buildings.
Urbanized, a new documentary by Gary Hustwit about how the world’s cities are shaped.
Grey doesn’t have to mean boring and monochromes can be more than cool. Interior catches up with Amsterdam’s i29.
Interior ventures into the workshop of IMO’s Sam Haughton.
A new feature-length film on the life and works of Ray and Charles Eames.
Progressive Building magazine talks to the (NZIOB) Young Achiever of the Year 2011.
A world leader in sustainable design, David Oakey is inspiring businesses to think from a sustainability perspective.
Reaching for the sky: Brad Nichols builds tallest EU tower.
One of the world’s most influential architects recently unveiled a proposal for a temporary cathedral in Christchurch.
Cameron Sinclair of Architecture for Humanity is busy engaging students with the new possibilities for earthquake recovery.
Zara comes on board for Urbis Designday® and Interior Awards.
Urbis magazine talks to the young designer about his thoughts on materials, inspiration and having a bit of fun with design.
Cooke and Fraser’s classic, modernist house filled with eclectic treasures is home for two television and film creatives.
Samir Govind is a structural chartered professional engineer with over 14 years’ experience in the building industry.
Architect Michael Christensen answers some questions about the European Active House programme.
Justine Harvey joins New Zealand’s key architecture title.
‘Strat’ me up! Mark Gascoigne, from Gascoigne Associates, recounts the origins of his fascination with classic guitars.
The designer speaks about designing ceramics and her relationship with interior design.
Ex-pat kiwi Christopher Hall on living and working in Istanbul.
The Auckland-based furniture designer on his love of furniture, sculpture and favourite materials.
Megan Rule, Director of South Pacific Architecture in Auckland, talks about her architecture practice and design perspectives.
John Walsh talks to one of the most extraordinary figures in the history of New Zealand architecture.
Born and bred in Nelson, Scott Gibbons is a third generation operator of a successful family owned construction business.
Splitting his time between United Arab Emirates and New Zealand, Khalid Shafar is injecting Arabic style into his designs.
Boundaries blur between home and showroom for the owners of industrial antique store, The Vitrine.
Like many local residents, Ed Cruikshank first came to Queenstown not for work, but to ski.
Houses talks to Wellington architects Rochelle Tse and Liz Wallace who recently braved the business of architecture and established their own practice, Tse:Wallace Architects.