Interior Design stories
The building, located in Melbourne's Central Business District, picked up the Silver Award for interior corporate design, as presented by DRIVENxDesign.
The Covr-2202 Tri-Band Seamless Wi-Fi System points each have six internal antennas connected to two 866Mbps 5GHz and one 2.4GHz radios.
Renovation spending has surged to its highest level since 2019, with New Zealand homeowners budgeting more despite rising material costs.
Consumer demand for stylish smart switches has put three Schneider Electric PDL products among finalists at New Zealand's Best Design Awards.
Judges praised the low-energy Jack’s Point build for self-sufficiency and craftsmanship, sending DCD through to November’s national awards.
Guests will see more touchless entry, easier-to-clean surfaces and flexible layouts as hotels redesign to curb infection risks and crowding.
The Christchurch studio's leadership is set to strengthen its architecture and design offer across New Zealand and overseas after the pair's promotion.
Companies may rethink desk assignments, cleaning routines and remote working as pandemic-era habits reshape office design and technology.
Sustainability and wellbeing are reshaping workplaces, with firms adopting greener materials, softer palettes and more homely layouts.
They can lift air quality, insulation and wellbeing at home and in offices, while also trimming noise, heat and energy costs.
Builders can win buyers by balancing style, function and efficiency in kitchens, as appliance choices help projects stand out in a tight market.
From dog runs to mezzanine pods, these ten workplaces show how design can boost comfort, privacy and productivity for employees.
Wrongly chosen greenwalls can add maintenance costs or even fire risk, with some popular options offering none of the living-plant benefits.
Its 90th House of the Year award puts the family-owned builder ahead of any rival in Auckland, with a national final still to come.
Workers increasingly want offices with nature, flexibility and better amenities, forcing developers to move beyond rigid, process-driven design.
Designers can now visualise secure entrances in their own projects as HTS launches a product realisation service across New Zealand.
Buyers in boutique apartment projects are driving demand for custom layouts, hotel-style foyers and wellness spaces as competition intensifies.
Homeowners are being drawn to bathroom greenwalls for their air-purifying benefits and low maintenance, as demand has risen sharply over 12 months.
The £140 million site will lift production by about a third, while giving visitors a modern showcase of Macallan’s whisky-making craft.
New Zealand architects will hear how buildings can cope with heat, cold and rising climate risks when Kai-Uwe Bergmann visits in September.