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Commercial property owner and developer Goodman delivers a sustainable new workspace for its own deal-makers.
With compelling spatial planning, this narrow addition to a circa 1920s Sydney abode provides extra space for family life.
Architectus’ large and complex Science Centre is densely packed into the University of Auckland’s Grafton site.
Set amongst olive groves, this Italian villa serves as a rural retreat for iconic designer and architect Piero Lissoni.
Daring and intensely playful, this Amsterdam apartment toes the line between museum and conceptual home.
Boffa Miskell has breathed new life into a neglected pa site with incredible views, just under the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
This effective extension in Sydney makes the most of unpretentious materials and a simple form to meet the clients’ brief.
A modern addition breathes new life into this 1929 home in Westmere, Auckland, without overpowering its original glory.
Make Architecture’s addition to a two-bedroom house in Abbotsford, Melbourne, reflects the area’s industrial aesthetic.
A central-city block in Christchurch has been revitalised by this multi-use building with a striking atrium and faceted form.
A balance of textures and light has transformed this New York loft into a comfortable family home.
A sensitive extension to a heritage-listed Sydney terrace house offers generous living spaces and encourages an outdoor life.
WSP Opus Architecture’s building at The University of Waikato takes you through a series of solids and voids.
This sustainable beach house in Victoria is modelled on the layers of limestone shelves and caves that make up its site.
One of Auckland’s most important heritage buildings has been remodelled and complemented with a new commercial structure.
This classic apartment in The Hague proves that even a small, urban, rental property can be turned into a personable home.
A classic suburban house has been transformed by an intervention that manages to appear both understated and effortless.
Before this rather tumultuous summer ends, we look back at last year’s 5 most popular beach houses from across New Zealand.
Contemporary flair with a Caribbean soul is key to the success of this idyllic jungle house on Mexico’s Caribbean coast.
A classically elegant homestead in the Hunter Valley, Australia has been transformed with bubbling and inventive playfulness.
This Melbourne home simultaneously evokes a sense of solid permanence and a contradictory feeling of lightness and warmth.
A historic grain silo becomes the physical symbol of the metaphoric rise of Cape Town’s design scene.
A modernist-inspired rural retreat, this pavilion by Branch Studio Architects responds meaningfully to its landscape.
A house in Auckland’s Castor Bay with an intrinsic rhythm and movement and a tad of local poetry.
Māori Television’s new headquarters sought to weave the broadcaster’s DNA into the building fabric.
This house in Western Australia transcends its modest site and budget through strategic manipulations of light and form.
Replacing a 1940s weatherboard cottage, this pragmatic new beach house responds sensitively to its environment.
The Waterview Connection is a collaborative design effort by architects Warren and Mahoney and the Well-Connected Alliance.
In a historic village in southern Italy, this simple townhouse has been turned into a veritable gem.
This robust addition to a weatherboard cottage extends across its site, creating open, calm spaces in dense inner-Sydney.
Giltrap Group’s new Great North Road showroom is a gallery of automotive artistry.
Overlooking Ruby Island on Lake Wanaka, a young family’s holiday home features four gabled timber forms.
Imbued with an Italian influence, this worker’s cottage in Brisbane has been transformed into an imaginary “ruin”.
A backyard building in Melbourne revitalises the rear of a property and a suburban laneway.
A generous site has been transformed by Base Architecture into a private park and a new home that takes from modernist cues.
From a small surf lifesaving club to a multi-layered station, these are the top 5 most viewed civic projects of 2017.
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This Sydney house balances generosity and intimacy with detailed craftsmanship and comfortable day-to-day living.
Built in 1985, this home by Biltmoderne in Melbourne presents a poetic integration of architecture, water and landscape.
Simon James has opened a new concept store on Kent Street in Auckland’s Newmarket, designed to be an oasis of calm.