Project styles
Contemporary, modern and traditional project styles use different forms and finishes, including solid timber, steel and natural stone.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
About Project styles
Photographs of project styles help homeowners, architects and designers compare form, finishes and details before setting a brief. The New Zealand collection includes houses and public buildings, including Ayrshire Lane by Team Green Architects.
Project styles
The photographs show coastal, industrial and minimalist work, with materials such as aluminium and concrete. Waikereru Welcome Shelter by Pac Studio is a built example to examine for its form and material choices.
Use the images as references, not specifications: site, consent requirements and budget all affect what can be carried into a new build or renovation. The project styles collection also includes Wanaka Crib; its photographs can inform discussion of the building’s exterior and interior.
How can I compare project styles?
Compare the roof form, window proportions and exterior finishes in photographs of projects with a similar brief. Ayrshire Lane by Team Green Architects is one such project.
Which materials appear in the project photographs?
Aluminium and painted plasterboard are among the materials shown. Look at how each finish meets adjoining surfaces and openings. Solid timber also appears; compare its grain and board direction with painted plasterboard.
Can these photographs help with a renovation?
Yes. Use projects with a similar building type or site as visual references, then discuss relevant details with your architect or designer.

































































