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Private Universe

How to build a beautiful little world at home

In a few simple moves, Marc Lithgow of Space Division unlocks the potential of a 1920s bungalow for its design-focussed family.

Object Space

Editor's Letter: Private Universe

Summer in the city – it's not all bad.

Pac a Change

These joyous swimming sheds are a carbon-positive step up for public architecture.

Touch Wood

Carpenter Michael Gilling brings a deep-seated curiosity to his custom furniture and fitouts.

Pac Studio overhauls a 1940s plaster box in Ōwairaka, crafting a cheerful family retreat with a colourful connection to the garden.

Bright Eyes

Stay Awhile

John Yip and Jamie Yeon open all-day eatery Juno with a little help from some friends.

Open Home Mount Albert

We visit two very different but very special Pac Studio projects in one suburb of Tāmaki.

Repurpose with Purpose

Project Doggy Bag is a transportable studio designed and built by John Hayes and his team from Nine Thirty Architecture in Kirikiriroa Hamilton, using only second-hand materials. This March, the building will be auctioned off for charity.

Beyond the Veil

Evelyn McNamara balances introspection and an intimate connection with the outdoors in this moody family retreat at Ōnemana.

Stone Age

Unexpected pieces on display in a modernist classic – the Donner House by Tibor Donner

Extended Play

Lovell & O’Connell Architects breathe new life into a dilapidated 1890s villa with a contemporary kitchen and terraced garden.

Home Land & Sea

The rolling coastal farmland of Mataka Station presents an idyllic blank canvas with endless architectural possibilities.

Architect Jeremy Brick plants a modest yet meticulously detailed family home in a wild little pocket of Pāpāmoa.

The Bird House

Push Pull

From his studio looking down on Timaru’s high street, artist Mike Armstrong continues to confront the uncomfortable at 70.

Hot Stuff

A simply delicious supper of rice and steak served with a fragrant hit of heat.

At My Table: Amazing Grace

A gallerist’s life encapsulated in a single piece of furniture.

A sharp intervention by a.k.a Architecture effortlessly bridges the gap between a tiny heritage home in Mount Victoria and the commercial zone behind it.

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