This extraordinary house by Cheshire Architects is filled with dynamic spaces where everything you touch has texture and history. The brief from the clients was to make a house that could feed 30 but feed none, which has created a house that is both grand
Faced with a flat grassy site on the outskirts of Wānaka, PAC Studio and Steven Lloyd created an intriguing house around a series of courtyards Faced with a flat grassy site on the outskirts of Wānaka, PAC Studio and Steven Lloyd created a house around
Beautifully crafted and utterly romantic, the Home of the Year 2020 runner up by Cheshire Architects is a stunning response to off-grid living The runner up in the 2020 Home of the Year awards is this richly crafted home on Waiheke Island by Cheshire Architects.
Very special thanks to our sponsor Altherm Window Systems Our annual Home of the Year award is New Zealand’s most prestigious architectural prize, with a cheque of $15,000 going to the winning architects. In celebration of its 25th Anniversary, here’s a look at our previous winners,
A family bach in the Kuaotunu dunes by Crosson Architects wins Home of the Year 2020. Watch the video below and pick up a copy of the latest issue of HOME from your local supermarket When the Home of the Year shortlist was announced in
Very special thanks to our sponsor Altherm Window Systems With HOME celebrating its 25th Home of the Year awards, it’s no wonder that the calibre of architecture seen in these finalists is so incredible “The year of the retreat” is how HOME editor and Home
HOME Editor Simon Farrell-Green discusses the Home of the Year 2020 shortlist and what made each of these designs stand out to the judges. With special thanks to Altherm Window Systems Call it the year of the retreat. Every Home of the Year is different,
Call it the year of the retreat. HOME magazine has just released the 10 homes that made the 2020 Home of the Year shortlist, and this year they all have something in common… Every Home of the Year is different, and this year, to our
Our inaugural event with the Home of the Year judges is back and you’re invited. Get your tickets and check out our chat with Patrick and Rachel below We’re delighted to welcome Patrick Kennedy and Rachel Nolan to judge Home of the Year 2020. The
Is your design a winner? Don’t miss your chance to get your entry in for Home of the Year 2020 Next year marks 25 years of Home of the Year, and we’re very excited to call for entries to what has become New Zealand’s most
Architect Jack McKinney discusses the collaborative process that went into designing and building this award-winning home with its 56-tonne concrete roof Q&A with architect Jack McKinney You’ve worked with Cam on many projects – how does this affect the way you design for him? We
Traditional bivouacs motivated this home’s design but it was the path of the winter sun, plus the spectacular mountain views that dictated the home’s angles Q&A with architect Vaughn McQuarrie How did clients from Australia come to approach an architect from Waiheke? They found me on the
The architect behind this design, Patrick Clifford, discusses how the design of the Wynyard apartments came to be. See more of these homes below Q&A with Patrick Clifford of Architectus Could you explain the creative thinking that went into deciding the final design? The process
Tim Gittos and Caro Robertson of Spacecraft Architects discuss why this tricky site gave them inspiration and not trepidation. See more of this clever small home below Q&A with Tim Gittos and Caro Robertson of Spacecraft Surely a site like this fills you with trepidation?
There were two possible sites for this award-winning Queenstown home. But the views from this location won the architect and owners over Q&A with Richard Naish of RTA Studio How did you work out where to place the elements of the home on the property and
After winning the Dulux award for best interior, Architect Stuart Gardyne discusses the details behind designing this Great Barrier bach Q&A with Stuart Gardyne of Architecture+ The project started as a ‘courtyard’ house but evolved – what was the key to unlocking the design? Enclosure