Tag: Houses revisited | Architecture Now

Houses Revisited: The art of graft

Projects | In another project from the archives, a Mt Eden addition where Megan Edwards deftly engineers a twenty-first century lean-to.

Houses Revisited: Easy stretch

Projects | In this project from the Houses archives, Megan Edwards demonstrates her mastery of the bungalow extension in an older Auckland suburb.

Houses Revisited: Together apart

Projects | ALIGNwork’s trans-generational beach house, first published in 2008, is a welcome sight at a very mixed development.

Houses Revisited: Super tent

Projects | First published in 2008, this Tim Dorrington-designed beach house in the Far North is inspired by memories of holidays under canvas.

Houses Revisited: Rock steady

Projects | In 2008 near Wellington Heads, Novak & Middleton designed a solid house for a very discerning client: a fusion of Swiss client and Kiwi architect.

Houses Revisited: U with view

Projects | Robin O’Donnell balances prospect and protection on an Auckland clifftop site in this home from the 2008 archives.

Houses Revisited: Right neighbourly

Projects | From the 2008 archives: Ken Crosson has designed a pair of townhouses in St Heliers that reject rampant individualism.

Houses revisited: Kiwi pav

Projects | Look back at this home on Auckland’s West Coast, where Simon Carnachan works up a modernist recipe for a casual beach house.

Houses Revisited: Dome house

Projects | First published in 2008, we review this early Nineties, sustainable home on the Kapiti Coast by iconic modernist architect Fritz Eisenhofer.

Houses Revisited: Still on top

Projects | Look back at a house in wild Wairarapa that reprises the adventure and ambition of Gordon Moller’s early career.

Houses Revisited: Nesting instinct

Projects | From the archives: Form follows climate in this home from Strachan Group Architects near Mangawhai Heads, which looks set to take flight.

Houses revisited: Mission statement

Projects | First published in 2008, Paul Clarke has designed a view house in Auckland’s eastern suburbs that preserves a little of the past.

Houses Revisited: Adventure in toytown

Projects | In this Wellington home, first published in 2009, Uche Isichei has designed an unconventional house for a once-sleepy suburb.

Houses Revisited: Housing acts

Projects | Paul Barry’s ‘Three-part house’ makes the most of a tight and tiny Wellington site in this project that was first published in 2009.

Houses Revisited: Core values

Projects | From the 2009 archives: The late Guy Sellars solved the planning puzzle in a two-faced Christchurch house for his son’s family.

Houses Revisited: Sympathetic intervention

Projects | We revisit a project from the March 2009 issue of Houses where Michael Fisher takes an Auckland art deco house through the rehab process.

Houses Revisited: High society

Projects | From the Houses archives: a penthouse apartment by Cook Sargission & Pirie provides clear evidence of the rise of Freemans Bay.

Houses Revisited: Return of the native

Projects | A Hawke’s Bay home from Herriot Melhuish O’Neill expresses Waimarama’s changed circumstances and its continuity of spirit.

Houses Revisited: Polite subversive

Projects | Revisit a project where Wendy Shacklock discreetly shuns convention with a modern chalet design near Queenstown.

Houses Revisited: Salute to the sun

Projects | A Michael Wyatt pavilion executes a graceful pose on its well-favoured Queenstown site in this home from the archives.