Project spaces
Photographs show painted plasterboard, timber and concrete across project spaces, from facades and living rooms to kitchens and commercial spaces.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
About Project spaces
The project spaces collection presents architectural photographs showing how rooms and buildings are composed. The New Zealand collection includes work such as Ayrshire Lane by Team Green Architects; images range across dining rooms, stairways and entryways, as well as exterior settings. Comparisons in project spaces between a room, its thresholds and adjoining circulation can clarify how it relates to the rest of a building.
Project spaces
Waikereru Welcome Shelter by Pac Studio is another reference in the collection. The photographs often show aluminium, solid timber and painted plasterboard; steel, concrete and natural stone are also visible. Consider each surface in relation to the light and adjoining materials, bearing in mind that an image cannot establish the substrate or build-up.
Can photographs confirm construction details?
No. An image shows visible surfaces, but not the substrate, fixing method or full material build-up. Check drawings or specifications with the project team.
How can I use the images when planning a renovation?
Compare photographs with a similar room or use, and note how openings, circulation and finishes relate. Share useful references with your designer or builder.
Are exterior spaces included?
Yes. The photographs include settings such as patio decks and pool areas, alongside interior spaces. Check the project details for context about a particular image.