Redefining outdoor spaces in small urban settings is about more than just aesthetics—it’s about creating functional, sustainable, and meaningful environments that enhance the quality of life.

Smart home technology offers transformative potential for basement spaces, addressing the fundamental challenges that have historically limited their comfort and utility.

In architecture, the act of creating distinct spaces is often characterized by the act of separation. The transitional spaces in architecture refer to areas that serve as distinction between two contrasting environments or simply, the inside and outside.

A previously derelict garden forms the singular focal point of this heritage listed terrace house. A transparent room was submerged into a new garden and cast in black to form an abstract silhouette against the landscape.

At the centre of this narrow site stands a single Spotted Gum that has towered over the existing terrace since the early 1970’s. Considered a tremendous gift, a suite of precise interventions respond directly to this magnificent tree, binding the atmosphere of the home with the everchanging presence of nature.

Nestled within a narrow, cascading site in Wellington’s character suburb of Mt Victoria sits the Ellice Street House. Studio Pacific was commissioned to renovate the existing pre-1900s two-storey villa and add a contemporary living pavilion that maximises connection with the outdoor space and leafy garden beyond.

A two-storey apartment building located in the picturesque mountains is an ideal place to live. Within its walls you will find stunning views, privacy and absolute comfort.

Eagles Hill Saadiyat - A new hospitality and serviced residence development along the shores of Saadiyat Island is bringing a refined, measured approach to contemporary coastal architecture in the Gulf.