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An Auckland apartment with street cred is transformed into a cool, urbane version of itself through colour and texture.
In a slow-growth forest in the Byron Bay hinterland a powerful, monumental concrete structure has been designed to endure.
An elegant, black pavilion and surrounds create a real civic dimension to Nelson’s major indoor sports and community venue.
An exposed site with glorious views across Lyttelton Harbour called for a house with two very distinct zones.
We visited King’s School’s new Centennial Building and found it to be the ideal space for learning and interacting.
A new house with a dramatic gull-wing-shaped roof offers views over the Bay of Islands from every room.
See the only trilingual museum in Aotearoa: part of a modest-but-vibrant, multi-purpose community hub in Foxton.
In an exclusive tour, we step into Dixon’s new headquarters in a heritage building in London’s Kings Cross.
Responding eloquently to its lightly forested, sloping site, this earth-toned house has been split into two.
A small, unassuming worker’s cottage in Wellington’s Aro Valley has taken on a new lease of life with the opening of Rita.
Being open and even a little friendly, Christchurch’s latest public building inverts the norm for justice buildings.
A turn-of-the-century weatherboard cottage on Melbourne’s Merri Creek has been transformed into a light-filled family home.
Warren and Mahoney has created a new gallery that blends perfectly with Te Papa as part of a five-year renewal project.
A campground in Otago’s idyllic Glenorchy is hoping to lead by example in sustainability.
Part monolith, part Victorian: this Melbourne house is entirely influenced by and devoted to the art that hangs within it.
This complex project involves not only a elegant hotel but the rehabilitation of the natural landscape of the region.
Step inside GridAKL, New Zealand’s first and largest co-working campus, located in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter.
Downsizing has by no means equated to downgrading for the owners of this apartment in Auckland’s inner suburbs.
This thoughtful extension to a heritage house in Melbourne offers both drama and intimacy.
On a property encompassing a walnut orchard, this family escape treads lightly on the earth from which it has been built.
Balancing solidity and lightness, this 1960s house is indicative of the enduring relevance of architect Peter Heathwood.
A conversation between artworks and interior design results in a stunning, high-end eclecticism in this Parisian apartment.
Seeking to reflect their corporate culture, this new workplace takes staff on a vacation to the heyday of travel.
This marvel of prefabricated construction could pave the way for the future of design and construction in New Zealand.
A home in the Canterbury Plains has been built from layers of stone and memories.
Federico Monsalve explores the QT Hotel in Queenstown and discovers a colourful and engaging space.
Referencing the gable roofs of the surrounding beach houses, this new home provides fuss-free luxury, perfect for a holiday.
This house for a photographer uses light and shadow to create a moody, contemporary abode with a nuanced sense of beauty.
This heritage-listed chapel has transformed into a new work and event space with a striking new stacked-box composition.
This house, nestled into the dramatic landscape of southern Tasmania, embraces sustainable design principles.
One landscape architect argues that this west coast walkway is New Plymouth’s crown jewel.
Informed by the memories of the original house, this alteration and addition sets the stage for family life, providing opportunities for both connection and privacy.
Auckland’s Lillius is a new restaurant with the right mix of luxe and grit to fit with its city-fringe neighbourhood.
Situated in the heart of Christchurch, this distinctive barn-red house is very hard to miss.
London’s famous Brutalist architectural icon, the Hayward Gallery in the Southbank Centre, gets transformed.
Big thinking, deft details and a generosity of spirit give hope to this Melbourne suburb.
A focus on craft and making provides this radically reconfigured apartment with a sense of warmth and tactile materiality.
How Onehunga’s community fought to restore the mana of its waterfront.
We step into the home/studio of Belgian designer Xavier Lust which has been reconfigured from an old print shop.
The homeowner and designer of this Mt. Eden renovation has created a new history for her family in this 1862 home.