This Taupō property features the Clipsal Solis T-Series, which combines the old-school feel of robust toggles with thin, flush covers in a range of premium finishes.

Set on the rugged Wairarapa coast at Palliser Bay, this Wharepapa bach by Aspect Architecture was designed to feel as though it had always stood there. Its form draws on the language of rural New Zealand, driven by practicality, and made to last.

Nuralite’s Warm Roof System provided the high-performance backbone the green roof required. The roof was then finished with Nuraply 3PG, creating a resilient base for a low-maintenance native planting scheme.

At the southern end of Lake Taupō, Adam Taylor honours the spirit of an old bach with a new holiday home that feels instantly familiar.

Delivering a beautifully designed pitched-roof home in the Marlborough District, that achieved H1 compliance and NZBC regulations, was made possible with Knauf Insulation’s Earthwool Glasswool Skillion Roof insulation.

The membrane was heat-welded onsite, creating seamless joints across the roof, parapets, and around the copper domes without relying on tapes or adhesives. Backed by an industry-leading 25-year warranty, the membrane roof will deliver trusted long-term performance.

Tucked into the native bush of Waiatarua, this home is defined by its intricate octagonal geometry and rich material palette of cedar and copper. But behind the visual impact sits a carefully executed rebuild focused on durability, precision and long-term performance.

A thoughtful renovation transformed an Auckland home to include this refined master ensuite, where carefully paired tiles and bathware from Tile Depot create a calm and beautifully textured retreat.

Spectrum products bring character and flair to a 15-unit multi-purpose development, blending apartment living, warehousing and commercial space.

Melteca has long been trusted for cabinetry and furniture, but it is increasingly being recognised by architects as a refined and resilient wall‑lining solution. Its durability, design versatility and accessible price point allow project teams to achieve cohesive material palettes without stretching budgets or compromising on visual warmth.

A coordinated refurbishment system stopped long-term water ingress through an existing tiled deck and delivered a warrantable, trafficable finish. Technokolla and Rhino Linings aligned compatible layers and clear scope boundaries, from screeding and reinforced waterproofing to the sprayed protective top system.

This three-home terraced development demonstrates how thoughtful design decisions and quality materials can elevate medium-density terrace housing.

The KOROK fire and acoustic walls for lift shafts, risers, and ducts specified offer significant advantages over traditional construction, as they can be installed from one side only, eliminating the need for scaffolding inside shafts and reducing construction time and costs. 

From fast installation to reliable weather protection, Masons VHP Value Roof Underlay proved itself on this exposed Dunedin reroof project.