On Waiheke Island near Auckland, New Zealand, the Tent House sits among wetlands on a patch of undeveloped land.

This home by TOA Architects celebrates contrast and draws inspiration from the name of the road—Tuarangi—which means “outer space.

A family’s sunny spirit defines a radiant extension with bold design choices.

New Zealand architect Davor Popadich invoked nautical sheds in his unconventional design for his family’s home on Auckland’s...

You will never be short of space or smart gadgets.

An Auckland architect switches up the formula on the Victorian villas that populate his neighborhood.

A remote beachside cottage evokes the spirit of camping trips.

This economical and eco-friendly 725-square-foot cabin is a cozy retreat in rural New Zealand.

In Auckland, New Zealand, an architect cleverly uses roof supports and surplus soil to define space, both inside and out.

Two modest cabins in coastal New Zealand make waves with their respectful approach toward their environment.

In a scenic location near lush wildlife, cascading falls, and black sand surf beaches, sits a timber-clad home with grand living...

Channeling the kiwi bach, architect Daniel Smith creates an address where a casual attitude—even in a sharp-edge structure—reigns...

Relax and soak up the scenery at this stunning architectural gem close to the sea.

Six weeks after moving from a “gorgeous custom house with huge gardens” in a suburb of Auckland, New Zealand, into an apartment a...

In Auckland, New Zealand, architect Michael O’Sullivan and his partner Melissa Schollum braved a miniscule budget, withering...

Nestled in Christchurch, an architect's home and office pays tribute to New Zealand's awe-inspiring surroundings.

This charming two-story beach house is simple, functional, and can be towed to any beach or barge

With dazzling pendant fixtures, plenty of natural light, and well-designed furniture, our editor's top picks of the week feature...

On the coast of New Zealand’s North Island, an award-winning holiday home puts a sculptural twist on the local bach typology.

We’re buying in to the idea of the New Zealand bach—a modest coastal home soaked in sun and surf.