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L A S TI N G A P P E A L The sustainability and beauty of brick
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MA STER PL AN How to create colour cohesion in your master suite
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A S U S TA I N A B L E D E V E LO P M E NT Innovative rug designs to reduce landfill
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W I NTE R E D IT Interior inspiration for winter
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B U I L D I N G C H A N G E S FO R A H E A LTH I E R N E W Z E A L A N D How new energy efficiency standards are changing the way we build 33
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N E W FLO O R I N G R E G U L ATI O N I N S I G HTS How to meet the new Internal Moisture standards
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I N N OVATI V E I N S U L ATI O N A warming solution with low environmental impact
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H I G H P E R FO R M A N C E HOMES The enduring benefits of building with solid timber
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ON THE COVE R This rural retreat from Architecture by Design blends peacefully into the surrounding landscape.
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have become the popular choice for architects and homeowners alike. Equipped with natural warmth, privacy, durability and cosiness, building in full brick is the perfect way to achieve a dream home. With the intensification of urban living, our homes are growing closer in proximity. Minimising sound transmission, full brick allows you to protect your privacy and create your own personal sanctuary from urban life. For people wanting to build a sustainable, durable forever home, clay brick is an obvious choice. This is assured by The Brickery, which offers a 100-year warranty on all its clay bricks. Anna Carlton from The Brickery says, “No other building product offers a warranty that is literally the designer’s, builder’s or owner’s
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lifetime. The longevity of bricks reduces the impact of any upfront carbon emissions in the manufacturing process.” For many renovators and potential buyers, sustainability plays a significant role in the construction of their dream homes. It’s reassuring to know that your residential retreat isn’t creating a significant carbon footprint. Building with brick can help reduce your energy emissions, has less embodied energy than concrete or steel and reduces heating costs. With sustainability and durability built in, the natural beauty of clay brick guarantees that your home will be as sound in 100 years as it was the day it was built.
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SHARED STREETS TO N Y MI LNE
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TONY MILNE FROM ROUGH MILNE MITCHELL CONSIDERS THE LOOK AND FUNCTION OF INNER C I T Y Ō TA U TA H I C H R I S T C H U R C H AND IS INSPIRED BY THE O P P O R T U N I T I E S T O C R E AT E E N G AG I N G S H A R E D S PAC E S.
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here is much discussion on the proposed design changes to Lichfield Street. A good friend owns Pot Sticker Dumpling, a better dumpling you’d be hardpressed to find. His dumpling shop fronts Lichfield Street, and I suggest our views on the proposed upgrade diverge. He is slightly aghast at the loss of some car parks. Over the years, I have not placed a lot of value or expectation on the cars I have owned. At past get-togethers of my fatherin-law’s family, I tended to gravitate to the dishes rather than offering to lift the hood on my Corolla. I was more comfortable drying the Dalton than polishing chrome. Not having a personalised number plate that was a play on my surname limited my involvement, too. To an extent, this frames my thinking on inner city shared streets. Streets where the vehicle is subordinate to the pedestrian. Seemingly, a concept that many of us find relatively difficult to conceive. The mainstream proclivity for oversized vehicles coupled with the want to drive them everywhere I find somewhat odd. As I do, the chameleon-like effect driving a vehicle has on a good number of us. Obtuse and belligerent become some.
The inner city may not be for everyone; spaces can be vacuous and unwelcoming too. But I do like the inner city: the vibrancy, the smells, sights and sounds excite me. So does the diurnal rhythm of the heart of the city. Shared spaces contribute to this. There is a rich history of shared space within the urban fabric of many a European city. In the Netherlands, a Woornerf – traditionally referred to as a living street – is a way of life. As are shopping streets. Within Aotearoa, as our cities become denser and our towns reimagine themselves, the inner-city/town centre street needs to engage. Rather than simply a conduit for Roger and his Range Rover, the street needs to be a connector for people. A social space where it is pleasant to perambulate, to linger, to eat, meet and greet, to shop, a space to run errands, a space that supports the
sustainability of the city. One in which the status of the pedestrian is elevated, and the street permeates life and just not exhaust. I am of the opinion a well-designed shared street can become a destination, a high-quality, attractive and distinctive public space within our inner city. A space within which we can engage with the tactile nature of the city. I accept that it can be a tricky balancing act with microclimate being quite determinative. However, plenty of evidential research suggests marked increases in pedestrian volumes and consumer spending within a shared street environment when designed well. A space to enjoy and share a dumpling or two. Wonton soup, too. If a city has a heart, it is the people that will keep it beating. 03 366 3268 | rmmla.co.nz
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Background in Resene Waiouru with A4 drawdown paint swatches in (from left to right) Resene Double Merino, Resene Eighth Black White, Resene Waiouru, Resene Burnt Crimson and Resene Nero and vase and star ornament in Resene Nero.
live green is one of the hottest colours around and makes a chic choice to team with a classic black like Resene Nero and blackened whites like Resene Eighth Black White and Resene Double Merino. Bringing in just a hint of Resene Burnt Crimson, which sits almost directly across from Resene Waiouru on the colour wheel, has the right level of smokiness for it to be a successful complementary pairing. In this sophisticated space, the deliciously saturated Resene Waiouru headboard wall oozes earthy yet refined charm and effectively grounds the space. But rather than take the colour all the way from floor to ceiling in the ensuite, the colour drenches the lower half of the wall while Resene Eighth Black White on the upper half of the wall helps to reflect more light onto your face as you’re looking in the mirror to do your hair or apply your makeup. The floor in Resene Black White also reflects light upward, which has an uplifting effect and balances the darker wall colour. Accents in Resene Nero – a deep black with hints of inky blue undertones – provide further contrast and add depth to the door, towel rack, artwork and small accessories while reflecting off the colour of the bedside table, mirror frame and basin. To increase this effect, paint an on-trend checkerboard border in the bathroom above where the Resene Waiouru lower wall meets the Resene Eighth Black White upper wall to create a clear focal point within the ensuite area. As a finishing touch, opting for brass accents for tapware and doorknobs, as well as a few tiny accessories painted in Resene Burnt Crimson, such as candleholders or bud vases will bring a dash of glamour to your space. If red doesn’t speak to you, other alternative options include golden tussock yellows like Resene Pirate Gold, chartreuse greens like Resene Gimblet or lilacs like Resene London Hue. Remember, even just a little of these colours will go a long way. It could just be as simple as picking up one or two Resene testpots in the accent colour of your choice and using them to paint objects you already own rather than hunting out something new in just the right hue. Plus, you can easily paint over them again and again anytime that you want to give your master bedroom and ensuite a fresh new look. resene.co.nz/colorshops
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She explains just how important this innovation could be. “Our research aims to address barriers preventing our wool carpet from completely breaking down at the end of its life. And if we can maintain the integrity of the materials, it also increases the number of secondary uses for used carpet and significantly reduces volumes of textiles entering the landfill.” Terra is a truly 100 per cent New Zealand wool rug that’s hand-woven and beautifully textured. Strata is an incredibly soft handknotted rug. Both prototype rugs were made without any dyes or plastics by blending natural fibres together. The subtle yet complex colours from sheep’s wool blended with alpaca showcase nature at its finest. Kirstine says, “Our research is designed to help us build a product range which can be meaningfully re-used or naturally returned to the earth in a way that resonates with our customers – without compromising the important design and performance aspects.” This development has been aided by some of the country’s brightest minds through the Ministry for Primary Industries, AgResearch, New Zealand Product Accelerator and the University of Auckland. These beautiful woollen prototypes take Bremworth a step further on the journey towards making products from 100 per cent sustainably sourced natural materials that can be returned to the earth. 0800 808 303 | bremworth.co.nz
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ccording to the Ministry for the Environment, it’s estimated that Aotearoa New Zealand generates 17.49 million tonnes of waste per year, of which an estimated 12.59 million tonnes are sent to landfill. Developing new sustainable products is just one way to reduce our carbon footprint, making things easier on ourselves and the planet. Already producing high-quality New Zealand wool carpets and rugs, Bremworth works on the belief that it has an obligation to put sustainability top of mind when developing products. As part of an in-house research-based sustainability programme, the design team has developed two rug prototypes, crafted with allnatural materials and no plastic nasties. This means they are fully compostable. Dr Kirstine Hulse, general manager of sustainability at Bremworth, helped to bring these rugs into being. Kirstine challenged the design team to make a highly desirable and functional rug using only biodegradable natural fibres and almost nothing else.
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VERSATILE STYLE The Nordic design roots in
this hardwood stool from the Kristina Dam Studio Collection are evident in this versatile piece with cut-out design that also works well as an elegant side table. TEXTUR AL VESSEL The textural warmth of
the three-legged bowl from Kristina Dam Studio is made from terracotta with a band impressed into the clay and a glazed waterresistant interior. COMFORT AND COLOUR Small accessories
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texture, Matisse is a loom-knotted, marbled plain rug that brings visual appeal and mixed colour for a complex and unique style. This beautifully soft rug is ideal for creating dimensional, stylish spaces.
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