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Best New Zealand Lodges – selection of leading design led NZ holiday properties including Lindis Lodge, winner of Hospitality category award in the 2019 The New Zealand Institute of Architects awards.
Designed by BVN and Jasmax Architects B:Hive Smales Farm is a transformed twentieth-century office park – now a twenty-first century urban hub; and as such this is a new model of office building.
An ambitious urban infrastructure project, by architects Warren and Mahoney, in Auckland, known as The Waterview Connection, unconventionally put people, not cars at the forefront of its design.
Completed in mid-2018, the revitalisation and expansion of Ngai Tahu Property’s Tower Junction in Addington was designed by Buchan to make better use of expansive parking lots and increase foot traffic to underutilised spaces.
The apartments at 65-71 Federal Street each have a direct lifting service takes residents directly into the their homes without entry corridors or strangers or keys, making every apartment a penthouse with its own lift.
Expansion of one of New Zealand’s largest shopping centres continues, with Australasian design firm The Buchan Group behind the NZ$220 million galleria’s design at Sylvia Park, Auckland.
Borrmeister Architects designed this Christchurch townhouse development, comprises of 4 townhouses, each approx. 190 sqm and feature 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double height living areas which open up onto private courtyards/outdoor areas and a double garage.
Designed by Borrmeister Architects Ltd the Bridle Path House, like the section, is naturally orientated towards the valley and features a longitudinal stretch of windows offering magnificent views across the valley and an intimacy with the surrounding landscape.
The striking pod-shaped structure was open to the public for a limited time from 9 January to 9 February 2009, and restaurant guests will be hosted by the face of the campaign, Tracey Collins.
Jacob’s Ladder is a stunning new sculpture by Gerry Judah for the thousand-acre open-air Gibbs Farm Sculpture Park in Kaipara Harbour, near Auckland in New Zealand. Gerry made his name with the wonderful Central Sculpture for Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Architects Patterson Associates have created this Summer residence on Waiheke Island. A place famous for fine vineyards with illustrious names such as Cable Bay, ManOWar and Passage Rock.
Architects: The Buchan Group. Construction of two new buildings in Stage two of The Landing have recently been completed at the new retail and mixed-use centre in Christchurch’s Wigram Skies community.
Architects: The Buchan Group. Transformation of The Hub begun in late 2012 after a land swap with the Christchurch City Council enabled the realignment of Chalmers Street and an increase of the centre footprint to 25,000 sqm.
Trans-Tasman architecture practice, Warren and Mahoney, has wins accolades for their refurbishment of the Auckland TVNZ Television Network Centre. The project won Best in Category for Architectural Design; Interior Design at the 2017 Good Design Awards, and Best International Design at the 2017 Australian Interior Design Awards.
Design: Daniel Marshall Architect. The site for this residence was a steep basin sloping down to the north east facing a sheltered bay on the eastern side of Waiheke Island. Two 100 year old Pohutakawa trees marked the transition from the earth to the sea.
Design: Dorrington Atcheson Architects. This family home fits the owners’ brief for an interpretation of contemporary living that celebrates the raw expression of materials with an unexpected combination of openness and enclosure.
Design: Dorrington Atcheson Architects. This tight site in Kohimarama granted the possibility to design a house on a reduced platform that dropped off to a cliff and pocket of native bush.