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Made up of three gable forms, this lakeside home in Wanaka has incredible views from every room.
The geometries and curvatures of this chapel speak to the many layers of religious and bicultural symbolism.
This contemporary hideaway captures idyllic, panoramic views of an inlet at Rotokura/Cable Bay, near Nelson.
This home in Melbourne’s Barrington blurs the spatial boundaries between inside and out.
With sparkling waters on one side and lush mountains on the other, this house is the stuff tropical dreams are made of.
A Japanese engawa – or porch – captures the panoramic view of Tasman Bay into this home’s sculptural, nautical form.
The revamped interiors of this Hamptons holiday home retain the sense of sophistication for which the area is known.
Built as an upside-down ship’s hull, this home brings the idea of an eternal, maritime summer to a completely different level.
A glazed pavilion acts as a lantern to greet visitors to this Wanaka home by Sumich Chaplin Architects.
This generous apartment packs a lot of living into a relatively small area, and does so with refined Italian style.
Most childcare centres feature a rainbow of clashing colours and zany patterns, with a backdrop of practical necessities. Not in this one.
Sitting quietly above the water and surrounded by newly planted native bush, this home by Kerr Ritchie takes its peaceful place on the shores of Lake Wakatipu.
A flood-prone site in Mairangi Bay has become home to a childcare centre with a difference.
Camille Khouri ventures to Waiheke Island’s newest winery, Tantalus Estate, and discovers sensory surprises galore.
The narrative of the heritage building – and the 150-year old clothing brand – informed the raw industrial look of this interior fit-out.
In Dunedin’s long-forgotten heritage precinct, some locals are rejuvenating the city – from the inside out.
The renaming of Telecom has provided the company the ideal opportunity to rethink its brand image and its retail spaces.
A central spine with dynamic details draws focus into the core of this Newmarket office.
A new Auckland eatery with its heart in an Italian market and an alternative way of doing things.
This interior, devised by the film industry, is equal parts escapism, kid’s haven and functional – all with a dash of magic.
As British interior design’s star Kelly Hoppen celebrates 40 years in the industry, we step into the place she calls home.
This idyllic site on the water’s edge in Mahurangi East called for a home that tapped into the calm serenity of the area.
With Kinloch Lodge, Patterson Associates and Virginia Fisher have created a modern-day castle on the banks of Lake Taupō.
A modern addition breathes new life into this 1929 home in Westmere, Auckland, without overpowering its original glory.
Wellington is seeing a boom in its creative education sector and now its facilities are starting to follow suit.
This award-winning Christchurch house is both a gallery for the owners’ art collection and a work of art in itself.
A lush home at the edge of the world provides a majestic haven with views and inherent calm.
Wellington’s cityscape and natural textures are brought inside Deloitte’s new headquarters.
This co-working space on Auckland’s North Shore is, by all accounts, a success story for its owners and its tenants.
With a clear mandate to be elegant, yet passive, Queenstown’s Team Green Architects has delivered a home that is powerful in many respects.
The newly renovated Holiday Inn near Auckland Airport presents a bright and welcoming front with a contemporary, Pacific-inspired aesthetic.
A contemporary Mason & Wales Architects holiday house in Wanaka pays homage to the ‘crib’, the classic South Island back-country tramping hut.
This home is at ease within the rugged nature of Queenstown’s landscape.
With lakeside views and an alpine backdrop, this award-winning South Island house is perfectly positioned to be a home for all seasons.
Fonterra adopts activity-based working practices with the creation of its clean, green, corporate base in downtown Auckland.
The Waterview Connection is a collaborative design effort by architects Warren and Mahoney and the Well-Connected Alliance.
A central-city block in Christchurch has been revitalised by this multi-use building with a striking atrium and faceted form.
Being open and even a little friendly, Christchurch’s latest public building inverts the norm for justice buildings.
Christchurch’s new central library welcomes all and inspires the pursuit of knowledge.