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How other designers are using architectural products around New Zealand.
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How other designers are using architectural products around New Zealand.
Steel & Tube’s Christchurch Roofing Supply and Install team managed the project from quote to installation, delivering a cohesive roofing package for Kennedys Bush House that brought together pitched metal roofing, low-slope membrane areas and coordinated finishing elements.
The technically complex front façade for Hamilton Central Library incorporates 495 LED lights for visual displays and extra night-time illumination on the building’s pedestrian-only Garden Place frontage.
Designed by Warren and Mahoney’s Wellington studio and led by Associate Principal Catherine O’Hare and her team, PHF Science's new innovation hub was inspired by the raw kawakawa plant and features a roofline that supports rainwater harvesting and solar energy generation.
Architect Hugh Tennent’s Kāpiti Coast home combines passive house principles with an all-timber structural approach. Prolam glulam is integral to both its performance and architectural expression.
The landmark venue at Te Kaha in Christchurch required protective flooring and waterproofing systems that deliver long-term durability, safety and performance.
General New Zealand's office transformation showcases how thoughtful product selection can enhance everyday workplace functionality.
The distinctive texture and colour variation of PGH’s Alpine Brick adds a modern twist to this architectural townhouse development while providing the trusted quality, durability and low maintenance brick is known for.
In a Melbourne home shaped by art, memory and travel, Homeroom Studio was engaged to reimagine a space built around a lifetime of collected objects and stories.
Nuralite worked closely with Patterson Associates throughout the developed design phase to provide a complete waterproofing solution across all three areas of the building.
Discover how recycled tyres turned into permeable paving are transforming urban infrastructure, cutting carbon emissions by up to 79%, and building a greener circular economy.
A bespoke aluminium louvre system by Altech Systems gave the Woodside building in Northcote a new architectural identity while improving solar shading and thermal performance.
A look at how Techlam's precision-manufactured timber portals provided a low-carbon, fast-assembled alternative to steel in Rangiora.
The Metwood woodgrain coating provided a natural timber look for aluminium cladding and soffits of St Cuthberts School’s Kahanui Campus while ensuring the hard-wearing durability the remote property required.
With a construction schedule of around 200 homes a year, Canterbury’s Today Homes relies on UNI PLUS Flexible Air Barrier to keep its builds weatherproof while work continues inside.
Discover how Kingspan’s locally manufactured KSN1000FC Five Crown Roof & Wall Panel helped deliver 4,300m² of high-performance roofing at Rāwhiti School through smart logistics, just-in-time manufacturing and close project collaboration.
Provista were pleased to supply durable low maintenance balustrades for the 7-block development in the heart of Christchurch, as well as the newest additions to the range — window shrouds and facade louvres.
Burger King restaurants across New Zealand rely on Fenta Ceiling Tiles from Bates Surfaces to help maintain operations day in and day out.
The project's full lifecycle carbon footprint (A1-A5) comes in at -1,547kg CO2e. Contributing to overall lower net carbon is 400m² of saveBOARD Paperfaced wall and ceiling linings, with custom perforation and a raw texture for ceilings, and a bold pink colour adding flair to walls.
A purpose-built hospice in Christchurch designed to provide comfort, dignity and peace for patients and their whānau. Flooring played an important role in supporting this vision.
SentryPanel Rod Top fencing carries the building’s distinctive bronze detailing through to the boundary while providing practical security for its working harbour setting.
Dyson's Airblade V was chosen for IKEA Auckland, helping to ensure greater hygiene and streamlined maintenance in the store's high-traffic washrooms.
Two 13-metre-long sliding door systems that disappear completely into wall cavities are at the heart of this award-winning Northland home.
When DGSE designed the new Merivale Community Centre in Tauranga, creating a calm, acoustically isolated environment was critical to the building's success.
At Booking.com's 65,000 m² Amsterdam campus, 1,272 ESYLUX ATMO multi-sensors help lighting and HVAC respond to occupancy, daylight and indoor environmental conditions.
This is what a high-value use for New Zealand strong wool looks like.