Projects & Journal

B:HIVE+

Designed by Jasmax, B:HIVE+ provides a flexible, community-focused workspace concept that balances functionality with thoughtful design. Located within the refurbished AIA House at Smales Farm, the expansive space emphasises natural light, biophilic elements, and industrial design features.

Wellington Legal Practice

Ethr ClubHaus

Paddington Square

Designed by RPBW Architects, a once-neglected site is transformed into a world-class gateway to one of London’s most historic stations.

BassamFellows HQ

BassamFellows' Headquarters in Connecticut is the result of an extensive, eight year restoration process. Originally designed in 1952 by Architect Philip Johnson as the Schlumberger Administration Building, the space is a historically significant early example of 'International Style' architecture.

OMA by Box 9 Design

Nestled in the heart of London's vibrant Borough Market, OMA is the latest culinary masterpiece from acclaimed chef David Carter. Inspired by the Greek Isles, the serene interiors feature seating by Resident and Simon James. 

Lightly Weighted by Oli Booth Architecture

Lightly Weighted, by Oli Booth Architecture, reconsiders the idea that inner-urban living needs to compromise on feeling reclusive and calm. Perched in an elevated position, the modest two-bedroom home feels removed and transportive, despite being embedded amongst residences in the Auckland suburb of Grey Lynn..

Russell McVeagh Client Floor by Emma Hofmann of Wim Studio

Perched on the 30th floor of Auckland Central's Vero Building, the Russell McVeagh Client Floor has been refitted by interior practice Wim Studio, to reflect the acclaimed law firm's brand and clientele.

Cedar Chevron by RTA Studio

The family's passion for boating, their lakeside location, and a multi-generational use space, was RTA Studio's brief - resulting in a holiday house inspired by three boat-shed forms, sitting on the edge of Lake Taupō.

Te Atatū Residence by Material Creative

Calming colours, lots of gathering spaces and great flow. That was the brief for Material Creative on the renovation of this 1960s home overlooking the Waitematā Harbour, Te Atatū South.

Quay Street Office by Cheshire Architects

Perched high above Quay street this new office space for friends at Black Interiors hums with quiet energy. Cheshire Architects set out to make this space feel as much like an apartment as it does an office; not just a place where work is done, but a place in which working lives are lived with elegance and relish.

Marine Parade by Seear-Budd Ross

Designed by multi-disciplinary duo Thomas Seear-Budd and James Ross, this Marine Parade home celebrates a minimal material palette to highlight the exquisite use of macrocarpa and limestone. Situated at the base of the Eastbourne hills, this home demonstrates an exceptional skill of balance — blending and reflecting the design vernacular of its neighbours along the Lower Hutt esplanade.