There are few similarities between this semi-rural Auckland landscape and that of the Queenstown suburb of Jack’s Point, yet it was the minimalist, “chalet aesthetic” that served as inspiration for this new home in Riverhead which stands tall, aligning with the neighbouring kauri in Riverhead Forest.
The exterior cladding is a mixture of cedar and Linea Oblique Weatherboards by James Hardie
The two materials contrast and complement; the cedar in narrow slats in its natural hue, the weatherboards are wide and painted in white, while both stand in vertical alignment to echo the contour of the forest and elongate the form.
Read more here: https://homemagazine.nz/a-minimalist-touch
Bayleys’ Waterfront showcases an aspirational line-up of waterfront property for sale around New Zealand and the Pacific.
Planning is underway for the 28th issue of this annual flagship portfolio so ride the tide and optimise your opportunities with Bayleys.
www.bayleys.co.nz/waterfront
In the 2022 Home of the Year, Terrace Edge House by Anna-Marie Chin Architects, the lighting allows for just the right amount of ambience and illumination – it is a carefully crafted and versatile lighting design that delivers more than meets the eye.
At the main guest entrance, iGuzinni Orbit uplights are flush with the concrete floor, casting light onto stone walls accentuating their textural quality and beautiful irregularity. Overhead, the circular Light Ring pendant from Henge delivers an opulent aesthetic.
Learn more about this architectural lighting project by @eccnewzealand at the link in bio.
Words @clare_chapman84
Videography @paulbrandonfilms
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Multi-Unit Home of the Year 2022: One Central by Architectus
Multi-Unit Home of the Year 2022 | Previously known as the East Frame but now given the shinier — and perhaps a good deal more marketable — moniker of One Central, this inner-city ‘superblock’ in Christchurch will soon contain a series of connected urban neighbourhoods, housing up to 2000 residents.
Read the full feature on this series of homes by architectus.nz in the latest issue of HOME, available at the link in bio and nationwide where all good magazines are sold.
Words: Camille Khouri
Images: Sarah Rowlands Photography
Videography: Paul Brandon Films
Production: HOME New Zealand
Home of the Year 2022 is brought to you in partnership with BMW New Zealand Dryden WoodOil Dulux New Zealand Peter Fell Ltd James Hardie Studio Italia
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Home of the Year 2022 Readers' Choice Award
Vote and Win!
The 2022 Home of the Year finalists are revealed. Vote for the home you believe should win the 2022 Readers' Choice Award at the link below, and go in the draw to win one of four sought-after prizes from our 2022 Home of the Year partners!
The Home of the Year Readers' Choice Award is brought to you by BMW New Zealand, Dryden WoodOil, Dulux New Zealand, Peter Fell Ltd, James Hardie and Studio Italia.
https://homemagazine.nz/readers-choice-awards-2022/
The Dart by Studio John Irving Architects
HOME presents, in association with JSC Timber and Dryden WoodOil, The Dart by Studio john irving architects
Pointing due north, The Dart is a direct and simple response to the topography of Mangawhai’s Bream Tail Farm. Set on a dramatic and windswept site, the triangular form anchors the building to the land while capturing views to the east and west.
Learn more about this home at the link below.
Videography: Paul Brandon Films
https://homemagazine.nz/the-local-compass/
Lake House by Evelyn McNamara Architecture | Peter Fell Ltd
Video Feature | Lake House by Evelyn McNamara Architecture | Peter Fell Ltd
Something solid, grounded, and bunker-like has erupted on the lakeside at Rotoiti.
Evelyn McNamara Architecture Ltd’s Lake House is somewhat monolithic in form and uses a robust combination of materials that exudes a strong presence and a feeling of being protected. It could be deemed brutalist, but there is something more also going on here.
The decision to use strong materials came as much from the desire for the building to be low maintenance as it was for longevity and legacy. Discover more of this home at the link below.
Videography: Paul Brandon Films
https://homemagazine.nz/peter-fell-lake-rotoiti/
Lake Rotoiti House by Evelyn McNamara Architects
HOME presents, in association with Peter Fell Ltd and ECC New Zealand, Lake Rotoiti House by Evelyn McNamara Architecture Ltd.
Unfolding across two visually distinct levels, this holiday home is envisioned as a winter house – a concrete bunker of sorts nestled into the hillside.
Read the full feature about this striking lake house in the latest issue of HOME, available now from all good supermarkets and at the link below for delivery.
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Videography: Paul Brandon Films
he 2021 Multi-Unit Home of the Year | FARM House by Sills Van Bohemen Architects
Video Feature | The 2021 Multi-Unit Home of the Year | FARM House by Sills van Bohemen Architects
From a bird's eye view, this house is seemingly simpler than its neighbours. A plain, dark, metal roof folded into an open gable has been positioned at the site's boundary, as if to let the large, fenceless backyard be the centre of attention.
This is a multi-generational home that deftly explores density, privacy and connection.
Find full coverage of this home, and all the Home of the Year winners, in the latest issue of HOME, on sale now from everywhere good magazines are sold, or online at the link below.
Videography: Paul Brandon Films
Home of the Year is brought you in partnership with BMW New Zealand, Dulux New Zealand, Fisher & Paykel and Studio Italia.
