Adventure Whare Cabin, designed by Studio Well, is a holiday retreat that perfectly captures the alpine spirit, providing a comfortable haven for a family passionate about exploring the outdoors. Nestled in Castle Hill Village, the cabin combines resilience and charm, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and connection with nature.
The Rammed Earth Home by Nott Architects is a raw, grounded home thoughtfully designed to blend with its rugged, arid surroundings. Located on a remote site, this project was created for a couple who, along with their dog, relocated from Wellington. Bringing a strong visual and storytelling background from their work in graphics and branding
The Jewellery Box Home by Crosson Architects is a thoughtful extension of a modest two-bedroom home, designed to accommodate a growing family. Set on a large, bush-covered property, the clients chose an extension over a full rebuild to keep costs low and support sustainability.
Mawhitipana House, designed by MacKayCurtis, perfectly embodies the owners’ desire to maximize sun exposure, capture stunning views, and enhance outdoor living. The house is a simple yet elegant response to these requirements, with a design that integrates thoughtfully into the landscape of Mawhitipana Bay
Discover the Hotel Restaurant Private Dining by Cheshire Architects, a versatile and elegant space blending old-world charm with modern functionality, located under a historic waterfront building.
Ruby Bay Residence by Bell Stephenson Architects exemplifies the perfect blend of sustainable living and modern design. Its thoughtful orientation, energy-efficient features, and natural materials ensure it is both environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing.
Wedge Tail House, situated in Auckland, New Zealand, is an architectural revival by Pac Studio, transforming a traditional bungalow into a strikingly modern family home.
This is a collaboration with Sydney based Architect Ian Poole to create a contemporary farmhouse in the Manawatu. The concept design was sketched by Ian as a cluster of gabled forms around a courtyard
