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Your chance to live in Wellington's award-winning 'cliffhanger' house - Vimarsana News

Your chance to live in Wellington's award-winning 'cliffhanger' house

Breathtaking views, cutting edge engineering, and a gold star design - this is a home built and designed for a builder.

Whanganui Lights on Bikes returns with a street party to celebrate new arts precinct - Vimarsana News

Whanganui Lights on Bikes returns with a street party to celebrate new arts precinct

Whanganui Lights on Bikes returns with a street party to celebrate new arts precinct 3 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Whanganui Lights on Bikes will coincide with a street party in Drews Ave when the Drews Ave arts precinct opens mid-year. Photo / Lewis Gardner Whanganui Lights on Bikes will coincide with a street party in Drews Ave when the Drews Ave arts precinct opens mid-year. Photo / Lewis Gardner Liz Wylie is a reporter for the Whanganui Chronicleliz.wylie@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron Plans are progressing for two Whanganui projects funded by the Waka Kotahi (NZ Tr...

Clever storage makes this tiny 28sqm Wellington apartment feel open and airy - Vimarsana News

Clever storage makes this tiny 28sqm Wellington apartment feel open and airy

With a little genius — and a budget smaller than most spend on a kitchen — architect unlocks living in a tiny apartment.

Architectural trends for 2021: Is this the end of the black box? - Vimarsana News

Architectural trends for 2021: Is this the end of the black box?

EDDIE SIMON MEDIA Architect Tim Nees of New Work Studio has just completed his own new home, at Taylor’s Mistake in Christchurch. The architect said he painted it white because he "didn't want another black house". Christchurch architect Tim Nees has just completed his own house on the hill at Taylor’s Mistake – a small seaside community known for its quaint weatherboard baches and cave homes. But there’s no mistaking the new Nees house – it’s the bright white, modern building that sits lightly on the ground among the trees and bushes. The vertical board cladding references the o...