Projects & Journal

Manly Beach House

Matakana House

This house is situated within the bucolic landscape of Matakana, overlooking Sugarloaf Hill to the North, wetland to the West and farmland to the East and South.

Harrison Greirson

Harrison Grierson is regarded as one of New Zealand’s leading engineering consultancies. Their brief to Warren and Mahoney was to create a new environment where they could challenge their staff to think in innovative and creative ways, providing both staff and clients with a unique and stimulating workspace.

M11

M11 is a highly graphic remodelling of a former art gallery on a corner site in Newmarket. This unique, contemporary high-end hair salon draws inspiration from the minimalist art forms and mirrored box-like sculptures of Donald Judd and Robert Morris. Light reflects off the brass detailing and smokey mirrors adding warmth to the hard surfaces.

Textile Lofts

Textile Lofts is a boutique private members workspace.
Founded to provide intellectual and social nourishment to our members, we aspire to deliver a space to grow, learn new skills, meet new people, start a company or embark on a new project.

Harmos Horton Lusk

Lumino AMP Tower

Deloitte Wellington

Designed by Studio Pacific Architecture, 20 Customhouse Quay is a multi-storey office development located in a prime location in central Wellington at a point where the city meets the waterfront precinct.

Home of the Year 2018

Nestled in a pohutukawa grove in Piha, the winner of Home of the Year 2018 is a thoughtful response to a tricky site.

Fisher & Paykel Experience Centre - Costa Mesa California

Fisher & Paykel is devoted to innovation and collaboration in their designs, with a goal to make people’s lives easier.

B:HIVE

The B:HIVE is the newest offering of co-working space in Auckland. Located on the Smales Farm precinct, the client’s goal for B:HIVE was to create a progressive office space, with green sensibility. It provides a broader social hub, a far cry from a cold business park. The design aims to reflect the client’s ethical commitment with place-making and community connections.

Kowtow Wellington

The store articulates minimalism, simplicity and generosity. From the outside, two large windows frame the space. Instead of traditional displays, passerbys have an open and transparent view of the store’s day to day life.