Love Kitchens have seen a massive increase in demand for outdoor kitchens such as in this recent project featuring an Escea open fire that doubles as a professional cooking appliance.

Located on the banks of Lake Wakatipu this property has been enhanced using a number of Juralco products to maximise the benefits of its stunning location.

A clean and presentable space, with all the busy behind-the-scenes action effortlessly hidden away in the scullery.

The Alternative Energy Company can recommend the best system for each project, and provide detailed dimensional information and equipment location drawings based on the plans. 

Rondo customises their designs to accommodate wind loads, seismic actions, internal pressures, and shelf loadings, ensuring an NZBC-compliant design from the start, through to completion.

The home is the designers’ response to proposed new insulation requirements, and exceeds the regulations in interior comfort.

Juralco can work with clients to achieve unique design solutions, such as in a recent project where a custom window surround solution was required. 

Cosentino’s Dekton and Silestone are the ultimate high-performance and versatile surfaces suitable for endless applications.

Imagine how long this job would have taken — without the Quik Drive tool and the self-drilling screws.

Interior Designer Element17 was appointed to bring the new Executive Real Estate office in Christchurch to life with the use of Potter Interior Systems Aluminium partitions and Austratus ceiling and wall battens.

Corian Dune Prima plays an integral part in the design of this winning design.

To achieve high-performance, compliant and creative designs, architects require a degree of service from suppliers that goes beyond offering experienced representatives and online chat bots.

For Scott Base’s 60th anniversary, Dulux worked with the Antarctic Heritage Trust to recreate the original paint colours of Hillary's Hut.

Auckland City Mission’s new purpose-built housing and social services facility, ‘HomeGround’, required careful thermal modelling to come up with a solution that allowed natural ventilation to be used rather than fully air conditioned rooms.

The architect evokes a sense of retreat in this Glendowie family home.

The low maintenance and unique design flexibility of Trespa Meteon has given a Northland Architect the opportunity to specify the cladding for a range of residential and education projects.