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With brick as the predominant material, this house, designed by Benn+Penna, is like a contemporary rendition of an historic ruin, affirming the long-standing and much-deserved pedestal of brick in architecture.
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The house that marketing built: This Los Angeles home, perched above a running stream, was brought to you by… a truckload of brands. US-based architect Dan Brunn explores alternative business models around his own home life.
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Sitting quietly above the water and surrounded by newly planted native bush, this home by Kerr Ritchie takes its peaceful place on the shores of Lake Wakatipu.
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Set among a sextet of mass-produced houses in the rapidly growing Wairarapa town of Martinborough is a distinctive new home designed by an emerging Wellington architecture practice, First Light Studio.
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This house’s cladding has timber battens deliberately spaced to read as notes of a Bach concerto for oboe, its musician owners’ favourite piece of music.
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Chris Moller Architecture + Urbanism’s latest design is a marvel of prefabricated construction, which involved a highly technical and collaborative team approach that could pave the way for the future of design and construction in New Zealand.
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For a commercial office building, 151 Cambridge Terrace has one of the prettiest panoramic views in the country, overlooking the winding tree-lined Avon River in Christchurch.
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A dynamic, innovative roof covers Naenae’s newest community hub: a progressive bowling club designed by Tennent Brown Architects to serve local people and entice international bowling stars to the area.
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Honestly industrial with a dash of corporate colour and light, bright multi-use spaces, the New Zealand Post House fit-out in Wellington, designed by Jasmax, brings the workplace into the 21st century.
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Sometimes buildings reveal themselves in ways that are most unexpected. The new mother ship for the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment (MBIE) is just such a building.
