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Hot House: Madrid minimalism

Hot House: Madrid minimalism

Projects | This small space is home to an emergency doctor, Albóndiga (Meatball, his pet bulldog) and a large collection of pot plants.
Words: Leanne Amodeo Posted: 19 Aug 2019
Well grounded: Oliver's Ridge

Well grounded: Oliver’s Ridge

Projects | With a clear mandate to be elegant, yet passive, Queenstown’s Team Green Architects has delivered a home that is powerful in many respects.
Words: Camille Khouri Posted: 12 Aug 2019
Urban colours: Park Avenue Prewar

Urban colours: Park Avenue Prewar

Projects | This not-so-small Manhattan apartment is a delightful example of the magic that colour can bring to a previously dark enclosure.
Words: Tracey Ingram Posted: 5 Aug 2019
Houses Revisited: In at the deep end

Houses Revisited: In at the deep end

Projects | First published in 2009, in this home on the outskirts of Auckland Tim Dorrington designed a pool house, and just kept going.
Words: Diana Goodman Posted: 2 Aug 2019
Danish fairy tale: Copper Wood House

Danish fairy tale: Copper Wood House

Projects | This compact home is full of designer furniture and surrounded by a landscape of lakes and forests.
Words: Claire McCall Posted: 29 Jul 2019
Houses Revisited: Arney Road House

Houses Revisited: Arney Road House

Projects | Revisit this home, where Robin O’Donnell Architects demonstrates a command of space and light in Auckland’s Remuera.
Words: Diana Goodman Posted: 26 Jul 2019
Double feature: Naremburn Twin Peaks

Double feature: Naremburn Twin Peaks

Projects | Simple yet impactful alterations and additions to an interwar Sydney bungalow elevate the interiors to bright contemporary living spaces.
Words: Sing D'Arcy Posted: 24 Jul 2019
Small spaces: Barcelona nouveau

Small spaces: Barcelona nouveau

Projects | This tiny Spanish apartment oozes colour, graphic flair and personality while residing a stone’s throw away from the Sagrada Familia.
Words: Julia Gessler Posted: 15 Jul 2019
Houses Revisited: Keep in shape

Houses Revisited: Keep in shape

Projects | Take a look back at an Andrew Patterson-designed contemporary castle with a twist on the cliffs above Auckland’s west coast.
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 12 Jul 2019
Holding court: Cloister House

Holding court: Cloister House

Projects | Informed by Roman courtyard houses, this Perth home artfully sculpts a domestic sanctuary out of concrete, timber and light.
Words: Patrick Kosky Posted: 8 Jul 2019
Hot House: Haus Gables

Hot House: Haus Gables

Projects | It is high and low brow, quotes modernism and pop culture, and is functional yet intensely sculptural. Best of all… it is tonnes of fun.
Words: Federico Monsalve Posted: 1 Jul 2019
Houses Revisited: Happy camping

Houses Revisited: Happy camping

Projects | Return to a Copeland Associates home that draws on the tropes of the Kiwi beach settlement for a Coromandel holiday house.
Words: Peta Nichols Posted: 28 Jun 2019
Bardon House: Lakeside lodge

Bardon House: Lakeside lodge

Projects | A glazed pavilion acts as a lantern to greet visitors to this Wanaka home by Sumich Chaplin Architects.
Words: Camille Khouri Posted: 26 Jun 2019
Jewel on the hill: The Knoll

Jewel on the hill: The Knoll

Projects | Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, this home on a hill of Auckland’s North Shore is steeped in family history and luscious detail.
Words: Claire McCall Posted: 24 Jun 2019
Houses Revisited: Complex solution

Houses Revisited: Complex solution

Projects | We look back at a bach on Auckland’s West Coast in which Matthew Gribben pursues an unorthodox design solution.
Words: Peta Nichols Posted: 21 Jun 2019
Magic touch: Gold Coast residence

Magic touch: Gold Coast residence

Projects | Concrete and timber join forces in this house to offer a visual and physical experience that is close to architectural magic.
Words: Rebecca Gross Posted: 17 Jun 2019
Houses Revisited: Tough love

Houses Revisited: Tough love

Projects | In this home, first published in 2009, Athfield Architects meets the challenge of Cook Strait head on.
Words: Tommy Honey Posted: 14 Jun 2019
A gentle rhythm: Mount Albert renovation

A gentle rhythm: Mount Albert renovation

Projects | The reimagining of this home in Auckland’s Mount Albert champions balance, tactility and the gentle power of detail.
Words: Claire McCall Posted: 10 Jun 2019
Houses Revisited: Idyll at Sorrento

Houses Revisited: Idyll at Sorrento

Projects | Revisit Gus Watt’s house for his family at Eastbourne: a hand-crafted expression of his design philosophy.
Words: D Wood Posted: 7 Jun 2019
Shack in a tent: Apollo Bay House

Shack in a tent: Apollo Bay House

Projects | This addition to a Bruny Island bush shack cleverly exaggerates the existing roof form to create volume, drama and dialogue.
Words: Judith Abell Posted: 3 Jun 2019
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