Exceptional projects demonstrating the most innovative and transformative use of colour were awarded last month at the 38th Dulux Colour Awards. It’s now time to meet the winners.

Taraflex sports floor and ExtraTread entrance matting from Advance Flooring contribute hard-wearing performance to what will become a prized community asset.

The Cardrona Cabin designed by Assembly Architects highlights how Nuralite’s, Nuratherm system can help prevent the build-up of moisture and condensation and add to thermal performance.

2024 has seen a raft of award-winning projects featuring modulyss commercial carpet tiles. Let's take a look.

A wall of Metro Series stacking sliders opens the kitchen, living and dining spaces onto a covered deck on which the family can experience alfresco living year-round.

A pilot low carbon home, LowCO, that was the first user of the Metro Series ThermalHEART with Centrafix window system was recently opened by Building and Construction Minister, Hon Chris Penk.

The sustainable Techlam portals bring a modern timber element to St Hilda's Church in this award-winning renovation by First Light Studio. 

Low carbon and made locally from 99% recycled waste, saveBOARD's Exposed Internal Lining offered an environmentally conscious solution for Tiu House.

Terra Lana insulation features in the latest education building by Tennent Brown for Te Wānanga o Raukawa. Certified Declare Red List Free, the wool insulation was an easy tick for a building designed to the Living Building Challenge standards.

The Solatube 160DSV with ventilation add-on kit was a smart choice for this interior bathroom, ensuring consistent diffused light throughout the day.

The premium A-lign weatherboard cladding was supplied pre-primed, undercoated and with a first final coat already factory-applied, saving time on site for this 1950’s home renovation.

This bespoke project with its curved membrane roof was shortlisted for the 2024 Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects Local awards in the Public Architecture Category.

Featuring PDL smart home automation and an EV car charger, Bunker House by Futureflip is a sustainable luxury escape.

StopDigging’s Groundscrew Foundation system is helping Network Tasman meet the carbon neutral goal for their new 1200m² headquarters, while keeping construction on time and on budget.

With a design and install process that was 'easier than choosing taps'.

The new Cardinal Logistics automated warehouse in Drury features over 40,000m² of Roofing Industries roofing and cladding installed by Steel Roofing Ltd. 

The ACMF team can work with architects to create tailored louvre and screen solutions that elevate façade design while meeting project requirements for natural light and ventilation.