Tag: Interior magazine | Architecture Now

The problem with collaboration

Practice | Is the open-plan collaborative model wrong? Blair McKolskey explores how workplace strategy can bring people closer together.

Projects | Cheshire Architects takes the opportunity to express its feminine side with the design of this hybrid salon.

People | Interior discovers just how Paul and his team have mastered the art of less is more.

Review | Simon Bush-King discovers two very different restaurants that take unusual surface treatments to higher levels.

People | In by the furnace of Wanganui-based glass artist Katie Brown, whose works can be found in high places all around the world.

Projects | A little slice of classic Americana, albeit with a local twist, comes to Kingsland, in Auckland.

Projects | Interior visits the future of tertiary education at AUT University’s high-tech development.

Projects | Stack provides a 100-plus year old Swiss pharmaceutical company with an identity that is a little bit local and a little bit global.

Projects | As Hip Group takes Auckland’s culinary scene by storm, Interior ventures into one of its latest premises.

People | As director of Tilt, Oliver Marlow designs spaces that complement the purpose and personality of those that use them.

Projects | An artful and large-scale foyer expansion and revitalisation breathes new life.

Review | A review of retail developments in the downtown and Ponsonby areas of Auckland.

People | A conversation about design and architecture with ex-pat New Zealand architect David Howell.

Review | A design that marries classic historical elements with modern ones, whilst retaining the original details.

Review | Inside an open, studio-like work space with no visible hierarchy.

Projects | Context Architects’ free-range designs for Westpac on Queen Street.

Review | Sarosh Mulla talks craft with the architects of the American Folk Art Museum, now topical for all the wrong reasons.

Projects | Phil Smith designs a childcare centre that is literally embraced by the earth.

Projects | Interior heads down to Christchurch for a look at a hospitality institution making a new mark in a classic building.

Projects | A generously proportioned and surprisingly sinous project at Auckland Airport.