Commercial Design Trends Vol. 33/4C

The reworking of Fremantle's Dalgety Wool Stores into Heirloom apartments not only preserves the heritage building, it brings its character features to the fore

Presented with a tight, height-restricted infill site, Leuschke Kahn Architects came up with a creative solution for their developer client and the future homeowners

In an historically working class neighbourhood of Montreal known for its residential energy and vibrancy, La Géode apartment building reveals a new approach to urban living

A giant multi-faceted saw tooth roof completes the new Manukau Bus Interchange, with the complex roof geometry easily achieved from a range of Kingspan products

From its dramatic entry to art gallery-like atrium and dedicated interior spaces, the Aorangi Specialist Centre benefits from Resene paints and surfaces

Great things come from great collaborations the Hutt City Council is in the process of upgrading its Lower Hutt civic heart in partnership with Naylor Love Wellington

Looking like a fabulous jewelled beetle adrift on the river, La Seine Musicale hasa unique presence architect Shigeru Ban talks about his spectacular design

A prime inner-city site, eye-catching fritted-glass facade, roomy, versatile floor plates and green credentials make the PwC Centre an elegant pointer to Christchurch's future prosperity

Engineering functionality meets designer elegance at Supplyframe DesignLab a hothouse for hardware innovation and prototyping

With some of the world's largest tech companies investing in bricks and mortar, is the physical office still alive and kicking asks Damien Sheehan, Regus Country Head for Australia and New Zealand

Sydney property management firm Savills reflects leading edge thinking in work and staff culture in its office fit-out by Futurespace

An entire inner-city block has been transformed into a new retail mecca for Christchurch however, The Crossing's massive development is on a very human scale