Video Feature • Visitors to The Glass House meet more than a building: they step into an idea. Created as a space for reflection, it still sparks fresh conversations about what modern architecture can be. Its legacy isn’t just in steel and glass, but in the way it keeps reshaping how people think about design, long after one leaves the property. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @tfadtomferguson. Architecture by Philip Johnson. Filmed and edited

Video Feature • Bedford Quarry House by @stevenharrisarchitects is deeply embedded into its forest setting, with a subdued material palette and simple yet elevated landscape design prioritising stunning vistas at every turn. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Architecture by Steven Harris Architects. Interior design and landscape design by @reesrobertspartners. Build by @bwiltonp. Engineering by Becht. Filmed and edited by @ocohomes. Production by @thelocalprod

Video Feature • The @eltongroup Series • Andrew and @b.e_architecture worked to create a home that feels calm, warm and balanced. This is achieved through the use of Tuscan Oak as a core surface material against a considered selection of materials, a beautiful art collection and a pared-back aesthetic. Watch the upcoming video on The Local Project. Photography by @timothykaye. Architecture by B.E. Architecture. Timber Veneer by Elton Group. Filmed by @thelocalproject. Edited by @‌_hnmedia. Produ

Video Feature • The @fisherpaykel Series • Fisher & Paykel has announced a major exhibition, ‘Nature–Ritual’, for Milan Design Week 2026 as part of the @isaloniofficial. Conceived as an Antipodean oasis within Rho’s lively fairgrounds, the immersive, large-scale installation that is ‘Nature–Ritual’ will showcase Fisher & Paykel’s proud New Zealand heritage, affinity for the natural environment and elevated product offering on the world’s pre-eminent design stage. Created in collaboration with st

Issue No. 18 Feature • Video Feature • Arriving at Matakana Inlet House is a journey in itself. The gravel driveway winds down through the bush, gradually revealing glimpses of the home. Carefully designed, the arrival point aligns to showcase the roofline and the way the house nestles seamlessly into the contours of the land. Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Matakana Inlet House by Fearon Hay in the latest Issue No. 18 print publication. Photography by @samuel_hartnett. Archite