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Artist David Bromley starts afresh
Frances Chan profiles Australian artist David Bromley who farewells his art collection to start a new life in Byron Bay.
Design thinking in Singapore
Ong Ker-Shing and Joshua Comaroff architects explore new avenues of design thinking in buildings and landscapes.
Q&A: Kennedy Brown
Kennedy Brown talks to Urbis about being a New Zealand designer, and his most recent Pacific-inspired works.
Frans Baetens & Magda van Gils
Art and objects mark landmarks in the life of this couple.
Q&A Arch MacDonnell
The creative director who started graphic studio Inhouse Design talks to Urbis about the design process.
Wine with Matt Dicey
Urbis talks to Mt Difficulty’s Matt Dicey about wine, art and the best drops of the season.
Cult of Eames
A new feature-length film on the life and works of Ray and Charles Eames.
Interactive designers, Co and Pashenkov
Urbis magazine talks to a Los Angeles creative duo.
Sibling rivalry and creative fashion
Urbis profiles Liz Findlay and Margi Robinson who head well-known fashion labels.
Pete Bossley at work
Urbis profiles Pete Bossley of Bossley Architects who dresses with a bit of wit and a lot of panache.
Shigeru Ban’s temporary cathedral
One of the world’s most influential architects recently unveiled a proposal for a temporary cathedral in Christchurch.
Zara Tempest joins AGM
Zara comes on board for Urbis Designday® and Interior Awards.
Bill Culbert to light up Venice Biennale
Light artist Bill Culbert has been chosen to represent New Zealand in the 55th Venice Biennale in 2013.
With Tim Webber
Urbis magazine talks to the young designer about his thoughts on materials, inspiration and having a bit of fun with design.
Cooke and Fraser’s eclectic treasures
Cooke and Fraser’s classic, modernist house filled with eclectic treasures is home for two television and film creatives.
With Danish Architect Jakob Lange
Jakob Lange is one of six partners at BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), a firm renowned for its future thinking.
Julien Thery and Amanda Spiers in profile
Boundaries blur between home and showroom for the owners of industrial antique store, The Vitrine.
Tse: Wallace Architects in profile
Houses talks to Wellington architects Rochelle Tse and Liz Wallace who recently braved the business of architecture and established their own practice, Tse:Wallace Architects.
Interview with Nathan Goldsworthy
A one-on-one with a New Zealand furniture designer with a point of difference.
Ed Cruikshank in profile
Like many local residents, Ed Cruikshank first came to Queenstown not for work, but to ski.