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When architects say a building has “a sense of place”, they mean that it not only acknowledges the context of the landscape in which

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Voice commands are soon to become the Next Big Thing in New Zealand, says Accenture's Ben Morgan. But there are a few things to

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Dan Buckley, founder of Huffer, has transferred his streetwear knowledge into two separate labels, Thing Thing and now the newest ethical line HIH. We spoke

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From a dairy-centric slam poetry film to a high-tech scale that scans RFID chips in farm animals, to a new government website combatting cyber-crime,

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With WOW in town, Wellington is the centre of the wearables world. Anne Niemetz, senior lecturer in Media Design at Victoria University, and a

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After receiving a large volume of stellar submissions in all five of the design categories from over 60 secondary schools across New Zealand, the

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It’s going to happen: wireless earbuds are destined to replace those annoying cords the vast majority of us are still forced to endure. First

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Each year, the Retail Interiors Association celebrates excellence in retail design with its Red Awards. At the awards evening, those involved in retail interior design

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Like most arts organisations, The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is focused on attracting new audiences. For the 2017 campaign, they acknowledged that new audiences weren’t being

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Andy Crowe and Rui Peng love asking questions, answering problems and the Auckland suburb of Mt Roskill – and they have turned all these

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The rise of technology has meant the way people work is shifting, and with that comes the need for forward-thinking design. Auckland’s innovation hub,

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Invercargill is well known for its wide 'Parisian' boulevards, infamous mayor, the world’s Southern-most McDonalds (we think), an abundance of oysters and cheese rolls, as

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A Christchurch-based company is hoping to revolutionise personal transport with an electric skateboard. Will they pull it off, or wipe out?

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This past New Zealand Fashion Week, Samsung partnered with photography studio Thievery and legendary Kiwi fashion house WORLD to capture imagery on the new Samsung

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The modern-day relevance of the bumbag, or fanny pack as it’s known in the US, is becoming more apparent. There’s been a resurgence both

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Renowned German industrial designer Dieter Rams once said that “good design is as little design as possible. Less, but better.”  

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Aston Martin has officially unveiled its brand-new state-of-the-art Auckland showroom. And 007’s favourite car brand’s digs are enough to impress even the most

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A digital project that’s both beautiful and functional may seem like a pipe dream, but you really can have the best of both worlds,

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The rise of shared spaces and hot desking has offered far more flexible working conditions. But we humans often still like to make a

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In yet another example of the rise and rise of co-working spaces in New Zealand, Takapuna is getting a brand-new co-working building: The B:Hive.

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The growth of fast food and the plethora of quick and easy meal solutions has spawned a competing movement for slow food, which is

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Furniture design company Living with Jack is out to show living in small spaces can be stylish and practical.

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Kiwi art retailer and print specialist Endemic World has produced a series of gently satirical prints in celebration of a decade in business. Its new gallery

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Amid a flood of replicated designs and cheaply made products with short lifespans creeping their way into shopping trolleys and homes, there's a need

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Microsoft has recruited conceptual photographer Garth Badger, architect Angus Muir and illustrator Kelly Thompson to launch its Surface Studio product.

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While an increasing number of companies are pushing design to the forefront, many clever companies are still missing out on the opportunities afforded by

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