In Ōtautahi, the heat always brings the city to life. Festivals like Nostalgia and the Great Kiwi Beer Festival return, buskers reclaim the streets, and Hagley Park once again becomes the elegant stage for Urban Polo.
Read MoreThe Warring Group has unveiled two new additions to The Terrace – Hugo and Botanic, each a masterclass in refined design, natural materials, and thoughtful craftsmanship.
Read MoreTucked among the golden rows of Rapaura’s vineyards, The Marlborough Boutique Hotel & Vineyard is a place where heritage and modern luxury blend effortlessly.
Read MoreDaikin Park’s new 8,500sqm facility in Hornby is now officially open.
Read MoreThe Lexus Urban Polo returns to Christchurch this summer.
Read MoreThe past stories of Cathedral Square are set to come alive in February.
Read MoreSummer’s on its way, and it’s time to dance and indulge in some Kiwi fare in the sun.
Read MoreGet amongst the fun this summer as the World Buskers Festival returns to Ōtautahi Christchurch for ten days of street performance, ticketed shows, and pop-up surprises.
Read MoreThis issue is dedicated to a city reimagined, one that is now flourishing.
Read MoreIn 2019, real estate agent Alan Nobbs and teacher Penny Mann were dreaming of building a bush-hut retreat for weekend escapes.
Read MoreWhen EXPOL founder Terry Mischefski launched his company in Auckland in 1978, he couldn’t have imagined how far it would grow.
Read MoreThe Canterbury earthquakes shook people’s sense of place, permanence, and identity. Amidst the rubble and reconstruction, a quiet revolution took root.
Read MoreIn a quiet corner of North Canterbury, amidst limestone soils and ancient dry-grown vines, a quiet revolution is brewing – or rather fermenting.
Read MoreThree Sixty Architecture has been at the drawing board for some of the city’s most inspiring projects, as Christchurch’s architectural soul reemerges.
Read MoreBrooksfield Homes has created a new look to Christchurch’s residential architecture, with classically designed homes.
Read MoreConstruction has officially begun on Canterbury Museum’s new base-isolated basement and building.
Read MoreFramed by the Avon River, The Terrace is a defining development in Christchurch’s rebuilt heart.
Read MoreRichard Dalman writes “What is it that lifts mere utilitarian buildings into the realm of ‘Architecture’?”
Read MoreAs a thousand blossoms bloom, so too do our events calendars. Cantabrians take to the stage, the racetrack, and the runway, and suddenly Ōtautahi is well and truly On Show.
Read MoreNestled in the heart of The Terrace, Botanic offers a contemporary, curated space for both business and private events.
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