Interior features New Zealand interior architecture and design across workplace, corporate, retail, hospitality, education, public, and other interior commercial environments.
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APERTURE
CORENET SYMPOSIUM • On 3 May 2018, Shed 10 in Auckland was once again host to the annual CoreNet Symposium. Camille Khouri caught up with some of the delegates to find out how this year’s event transpired.
SENSORY DELIGHT • Wellington’s new Aēsop store delivers a restrained material palette and a sense of art-deco elegance within a 1930s’ landmark building.
GREG FARRELL • New Zealand interior designer Greg Farrell is the Hong Kong executive director of multinational firm Aedas. Federico Monsalve caught up with Farrell during his visit to Aedas’ latest Auckland project, M Social.
A NEW LEARNING ENVIRONMENT CATERS TO FUTURE NEEDS • Amanda Harkness visited King’s School’s new Centennial Building and found it to be the ideal space for learning and interacting, while it prepares students for the world of university facilities and contemporary workplaces.
THE GOOD FORM
LIQUID TEXTURES • Waves of velvet, ripples of yarn, crests on timber and creamy porcelain: bathroom scenes of comfort and style are anchored by Adesso products.
PROJECTS
RAISING THE BAR • The Christchurch Justice and Emergency Services Precinct presents a welcoming face to the public while providing Cantabrians with a symbol of safety and order.
Wellness in Design • When redesigning a central Auckland medical clinic, the architects at Klein took the opportunity to re-examine the patient experience.
Flux and flair • Very little is bolted to the ground in this fashion sales and PR firm. The result is a vibrant and edgy space that is constantly evolving.
MODERN VINTAGE STYLE • Much of Public Library’s furniture was designed by its co-owner, Dan Gosling.
2018 Interior Awards • PRESENTED BY INTERIOR MAGAZINE, THE INTERIOR AWARDS RECOGNISE EXCELLENCE IN COMMERCIAL INTERIOR DESIGN.
He Tohu Document Room
Māori Television
Crimson Education Office
He Tohu Document Room
Naumi
119 Great North Road
COS x Clark Bardsley
He Tohu Document Room
Lauren Hickling
Annie Tong
FORUM
THE COAL OFFICE BAGLEY WALK, KING’S CROSS • Tom Dixon takes Interior on a tour of his new headquarters within a heritage coal office in London. We found a space that is a true testament to the man’s creative flair.
CREATIVE CAPITAL • Wellington is seeing a boom in its creative education sector and now its facilities are starting to follow suit.
CORRECTING THE ERRORS OF THE PAST: HOW CARBON SEQUESTRATION CAN HELP US • Using already existing CO2 to produce building materials is not far off. We explore the ways in which the process might help cool down our planet.
ANN SMITH • Chief Executive Officer Enviro-Mark Solutions
SHIFTING THE DIVERSITY DIAL • The Chief Executive of Engineering New Zealand, Susan Freeman-Greene, writes about the need for better female representation in the building industry. Her organisation, alongside the New Zealand Institute of Architects and the Association of Consulting Engineers, New Zealand recently launched The Diversity Agenda.
PERSONAL SPACE • Devon McIntyre is a spatial designer at Auckland-based firm Pennant & Triumph. Here, she shares some of the flavours, sounds, fashion and mind-food she is currently passionate about.
