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Repurposed: New Zealand Homes Using Upcycled Materials and Spaces

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Repurposed: New Zealand Homes Using Upcycled Materials and Spaces
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Catherine Foster
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:208
Dimensions(mm): Height 272,Width 209
Category/GenreResidential buildings and domestic buildings
Interior design, decor and style guides
ISBN/Barcode 9780143771746
ClassificationsDewey:728.0470993
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Penguin Group (NZ)
Imprint Penguin Books (NZ)
Publication Date 1 October 2018
Publication Country New Zealand

Description

New ways to use old materials, spaces and buildings, by the author of Small House Living. An on-trend home design book, featuring an inspiring array of homes that have made good use of recycled and upcycled materials, structures, spaces and furnishings. Included in the mix are industrial and farm buildings that have been converted for living and furnished appropriately with vintage and repurposed industrial fittings. The book features 20 homes located throughout the country that feature a variety of clever solutions and design styles. There is everything from repurposed container homes to army barracks, farm utility buildings, churches and urban spaces finished with upcycled and repurposed furnishings. The homes are in Lyttelton, Auckland, Wellington, Mahurangi, Cambridge, Cromwell, Christchurch, Queenstown, Hawke's Bay, Coromandel and Rangiora.

Author Biography

Catherine Foster is a freelance writer with a specific interest in home design. She has been a regular contributor of articles to leading New Zealand home magazines, including Your Home & Garden, HOME New Zealand and NZ House and Garden. Catherine is very concerned about the growing unaffordability of housing in New Zealand's larger cities. With her belief in consuming the finite resources of Planet Earth responsibly, she sees the harnessing of architectural design principles to build smaller and smarter homes as an obvious step in the right direction.