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Six Barrel Soda Cafe

A boutique New Zealand soda syrup brand has opened shop on the former site of an iconic Wellington cafe.

Neville Price’s holiday home is an unusual, while memorable, moment in New Zealand’s architectural history.

Vue de Monde designed by Elenberg Fraser won the Hospitality Design Award at the 2012 Australian Interior Design Awards.

Tommy Honey finds that you can make functional public architecture a lot of fun.

Potts Point Apartment by Anthony Gill Architects won the Residential Design Award at the 2012 Australian Interior Design Awards.

Tusculum Street by Smart Design Studio won the Residential Design Award at the 2012 Australian Interior Design Awards.

In the latest issue of Urbis we visit Alana Broadhead’s lovely Mount Maunganui home.

Japanese designers Kengo Kuma Associates create Starbucks Dazaifu with careful consideration for its sacred location.

Built on a tight budget, this home was designed by owner and architect, Davor Popadich, for his young family.

From cheap and chic to designer pieces, LeeAnn Yare’s new interiors concept store within BoConcept is a treasure trove of her favourite finds.

A contained space with views sits tall on this Pauanui holiday house.

Sarah Scott Architects have designed a warm and inviting holiday house in Wanaka, that works for every season.

This intimate, compressed and formal space confidently re-energises a historical townhouse by letting the light in.

Combining architecture with relaxation and haute couture with massage therapy.

Hanging off a cliff overlooking Lake Wakatipu in Queenstown, Jagged Edge takes in the view.

This small floor plan, and the owner’s design nous, proves that you don’t have to sacrifice style when building modestly.

From bars to noodle houses and everything in between, we can’t help but seek out spots that look as good as the food they serve.

Architect Stacey Farrell designs a house for herself and her partner that cleverly makes the most of a small space.

The buildings that once housed Auckland city’s Roxy and Everybody’s theatres have been reborn as a unique hospitality precinct.

Coverage of top Australian residential architecture.

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