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Hand-painted cabinetry with silver-leaf detailing and divided-light, beveled glass doors gives this Clive Christian kitchen a regal air

Business meetings now spill out of the office into cafes, so maintaining a professional aesthetic in the hospitality sector can be important

The last piece of the World Square jigsaw, 52 Goulburn is in no way intimidated by its prominent neighbours. Rather, it uses a similar architectural language to forge its own identity

One of the most significant construction projects in New Zealand's history the new Supreme Court is set to add a whole new dimension to our architectural heritage

Rather than build high, the developers of the Axa Centre chose to build horizontally, creating a groundscraper more akin to a college campus than a corporate hub

Kumutoto Public Space Development has turned Wellington's once neglected wharf areas into thriving hubs of pedestrian activity

Membership to IES: The Lighting Society allows established and emerging lighting designers to gain insight, education and recognition in a specialised community

A love of speed inspires a dynamic facade and creates a bold presence in a rapidly growing commercial precinct

A fireplace, high boundary walls and adjustable louvres ensure this cosy courtyard is inviting even on cooler evenings

Layered planting brings structure and depth to this city garden, creating a series of tranquil outdoor living spaces while concealing an awkwardly shaped site

The meadow on the roof is probably the most readily apparent feature, but this new Seattle library is green to its very roots. It's also an educational tool for sustainable design initiatives

Keeping students cool in the summer and warm in the winter is obviously a major concern at a university this work was undertaken by Hastie New Zealand