We are excited to announce that our beauitful Tara Iti home that we designed for a wonderful family has been named as a finalist in the BEST Awards. Link here
Finalist in 2026 Design & Architecture Awards
Vaulted lounge space in our Tara Iti home.
Vaulted lounge space in our Tara Iti home.
We are excited to announce that our beauitful Tara Iti home that we designed for a wonderful family has been named as a finalist in the BEST Awards. Link here
While based in Denmark, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to work closely with educational design and play expert Rosan Bosch and her studio on their ambitious project as the Project Architect for this new campus located in Bangkok that is a finalists in the Danish Design Awards.
The 1,000-seat auditorium is part of the Garden of Shadow and Light. It is an important venue for cultural events, public exhibitions, concerts, drama, dance, art, and other performances.
The Garden of Wonder supports the primary years, stimulating curiosity, exploration, and collaboration through flexible learning spaces and open central areas for group activities and informal learning
CLICK HERE for the Design Awards
We are excited to be named as finalists in this year’s BEST Awards!
Our clients receiving our awards!
We were very excited and grateful to receive this recognition for our projects, Mt Eden Home and Breamtail Treehouse, at the 2023 HOME Interior of the Year Awards.
We received the judges citation for our Mt Eden Home’s kitchen - they always manage to put things so elegantly into words, so thank you.
We are very excited to be named as finalists in two categories at the HOME Interior of the Year Awards for our urban home, Mt Eden Home, and our rural farmhouse, Breamtail Treehouse. Click image to vote for your favourite home.
We are stoked that our project, Materialis Danica, led by Jo Aitken and Letizia Alianelli, won the 2020 DTU Circular Societies Innovation Challenge - both within our entered category, Wildcard Challenge, and Overall. DTU Skylab is Denmark’s main innovation lab and the competition was run virtually between 25 countries over August and September 2020.
We are happy to announce that our ‘Contemporary’ Boat shed’ project won a silver at the New Zealand BEST Awards.
We are very excited to announce that we have been named as finalists in the 2019 World Architecture Awards, to be held in December in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Very excited to be named as finalists in the Best Design Awards for 2019!!!
Watch director, Jo Aitken, with leading Biotech scientist, Dr Siouxsie Wiles, talk about the future of Biotechnology in Architecture and experiment with bio-luminescent bacteria as a new mode of lighting.
We are excited to be shortlisted for the 2019 NZIA Architecture Awards!
Photograph by Matt Hunt
Our architecture design team for our Biotech and AI project ‘Imagining a new Future’ celebrating at the 2018 New Zealand Interior Awards.
Our studio has been using the Microsoft Surface suite of products since 2017. Director of the studio, Jo Aitken, shares a little bit more about her experience with the technological advances of this suite of products and our work processes.
Our team, Alice O'Brien-Gortner, Madumal Gunaratna, Sophie Daly and Daniel Christev worked with the University of Auckland's Biotech scientist Dr Svetland Boycheva and the talented guys, Isaac and Stephen from Monmouth Glass Studios on this project.
Thanks to Elle Magazine and Architecture NZ for writing about our Project: Intelligent Futures: Artificial Intelligence, Biotechnology and Architecture.
As ambassadors for the new Surface Studio, we are very excited to start off our new year with a wonderful new suite of tools, the Surface Studio and Surface Book 2, which is making starting back at work like a dream!
We are excited to be heading to next year's South by South West (SXSW) in Austin, Texas to present our Urban Library Learning Park project, which looks at a potential new public building typology and the re-use of inner city car parking buildings, once they are no longer needed with the onset of driverless cars.
Click here to link through to the article in the New Zealand Herald from Wednesday 6th September or click here to link through to our interview on the Wallace Chapman Show from Sunday 3rd September.