Inspired by a stand of macrocarpa trees, architect Craig Burt crafts a casually inviting terraced home that steps up the Wadestown hillside.
Floating in the Tītīrangi bush, this recessive yet rigorously planned home by Patchwork Architecture makes peace with the tricky terrain.
Rising above the red tape in Ōtautahi, Dean Cowell delivers an elegant response to our changing climate with this brutalist family retreat.
Megan Edwards expands an Eden Terrace bungalow into a family sanctuary that filters out the city with a raft of sustainable features.
A kaupapa of community and sharing underpins this modern complex by Studio Nord in Tāmaki Makaurau’s Grey Lynn.
Rafe Maclean designs an eco-conscious home and studio in Wānaka that’s centred around a sense of enclosure.
An environmentally minded home surrounded by regenerating bush skims the earth above Ōtama Beach.
Architect Hamish Cameron crafts an intuitive and sustainable forever home that’s in tune with its surroundings.
Somewhere between city home and bach, this prefabricated Waiheke Island house by Hamish Stirrat is one out of the box.
Designed as a weekend retreat and future retirement haven, architect Tim Nees delivers a home that’s in harmony with the land.
A family home in Ōtautahi Christchurch finds harmony between sustainability and style.
Pat de Pont of SGA Architects sensitively restores a classic bay villa.
Rich Naish future-proofs a beachside retreat for his family on a challenged site north of Auckland.
RTA Studio’s Living House is a low-cost, quick-build, climate-positive step towards affordable architecture in Aotearoa.
Gibbons Architects reshape a 1940s home in Ngāmotu New Plymouth around the unique needs of its young family.
Embracing the benefits of deconstruction versus disposal requires a foundational rethink.
Project Doggy Bag is a transportable studio designed and built by John Hayes and his team from Nine Thirty Architecture in Kirikiriroa Hamilton, using only second-hand materials. This March, the building will be auctioned off for charity.
How a sponge city approach could help Aotearoa absorb the devastating impacts of our changing climate.
Timeless, stackable and sustainable, this new chair from noho is built for a changing world.
Atelier Jones transforms a tired classroom at Tāmaki Makaurau’s recycling facility into an uplifting and engaging environment.
A custom wool carpet brings richness and refinement to an Ivan Mercep gem in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Dee Johnston and her new range of sustainable baby sleepwear, Plain & Simple.
