Architecture
Designer Tony Calder's 1920s Dunedin villa cost $300,000 to transform.
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Read moreThis award-winning kitchen cleverly transforms from discreet to practical as needed.
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Read moreA tired 1980s bungalow has had a major facelift and is now a twin-gable stunner.
Read moreThis modern, open-plan Milford family home blends play, comfort and connection.
Read more'I'd love other architects to have, and seize, the opportunity I did.'
Read moreThese pint-sized Pocket Houses in Auckland's Ōtāhuhu are award-winning.
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"We need to have higher density housing on arterial routes and ridgelines like this."
For this interior architect’s own home, the vision was mid-century Japanese.
Local architects talk about exemplary houses they didn’t design, but maybe wish they did.
Their award-winning architecture has been recognised in a new book.
Designer style that treads lightly on the planet defines these minimally designed pods.
Barbara Fowler built the home with the intention of making memories.
The robust home takes in a 180-degree sweep of ocean views.
Can eco-friendly homes be both stylish and sustainable? Yes, with careful planning.
In this extract from ‘Modern Heritage’, step inside an Art Deco gem in Glen Iris.
Local architects talk about exemplary houses they didn’t design, but maybe wish they did.
For this interior architect’s own home, the vision was mid-century Japanese.
This Auckland couple loves nothing more than leaving the city for their Piha home.
From a cosy South Island bolthole to a Wellington new build with a soaring timber ceiling.
She opens the doors to her own living room in Utah, a space where ‘real living’ begins.
They met and fell in love in Auckland. Now, they reside in a handsome abode in New York.