Be inspired by DAA's versatile design that showcases the timeless elegance of Western Red Cedar.

Recladding this Tauranga house set in an extra-high wind zone posed a particular set of challenges. Masons’ Barricade Weather Defense System met them with ease.

Featured on Grand Designs NZ, this stunning Passive House in Featherston brings together Scandinavian form with NZ-made metal roofing and cladding from Roofing Industries.

For the Victoria Lane Apartments in Wellington, luxury developers Willis Bond sought to create spaces that would be more accessible, with no compromise on quality.

Provista Juliette-style aluminium and glass balustrades are designed to provide an attractive and safe barrier where upper-level slider joinery is installed.

Selecting polished stainless steel shower trays for Kāinga Ora’s 139 Greys Ave that also fulfil the requirements of Auckland Council for passive fire protection.

Championing Monier tiles as wall cladding, this multi-unit development in the heart of Manukau, Auckland, has taken home yet another award.

Tile Warehouse's Ecchio and S.I.Milan ranges were chosen to create an original parquet-style floor design, while Zellige in Bosco green added opulence to the bathroom spaces.

Todd Myers, a designer who worked on the large-scale project, discusses how the cassette-style balcony and balustrading system enhanced this Waikato development.

CS For Doors’ custom engineering enables this 2m-wide glass panel door to be cleverly concealed in the wall when not in use, providing seamless flow for this Auckland home.

Rogan Nash Architects create a restful bach at Rotorua’s Lake Ōkāreka that’s perfect for two — or 12.

Sumptuous glazing to allow a light-filled interior is a feature of the New Zealand Wine Centre — Te Pokapū Wāina o Aotearoa — recently constructed on the NMIT|Te Pūkenga campus, in Blenheim.

Dye Lab Carpet Tiles; a fusion of nature’s hues and timeless dye techniques.

This challenging site needed a smart solution for transferring waste from properties near the lake to its new bio treatment systems. 

To bring this timber framed house up to the EnerPHit standard (without reducing the internal space) the framing was overlaid with an additional layer of insulation from the outside.