The Local Project

Book 10

Author: The Local Project

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The Local Project magazine have been published each year since 2019 with a curated selection of architecture and design. 10 offers highlights from the first 10 issues in a single volume of 500+ pages.

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Showcasing the very best of architecture and design from Australia and New Zealand, The Local Project: 10 is a stunning collection of homes from some of the most renown architects practicing today.

Featuring 23 homes from across Australia and New Zealand, the homes selected represent a curated selection of architecture and design, featuring new work from both leading and emerging local architects and designers. Compiling the highlights from the first 10 issues of The Local Project magazine in a single book of 500+ pages, this beautiful collection offers a concentrated insight into the very best architecture and design of Australia and New Zealand.

Projects include Waterview by John Wardle Architects, Cabbage Tree House by Peter Stutchbury Architecture, Redwood by Chenchow Little, Waiheke House by Cheshire Architects, La Scala by Richards & Spence, Bunkeren by James Stockwell Architect and many more.

A must-buy for any design enthusiast, The Local Project: 10 is the perfect self purchase or gift buy.

About the Author

Working across multiple mediums, The Local Project explores architecture, interiors, design and art of Australia, New Zealand and North America. From the Blue Mountains to Waiheke, Christchurch to Manhattan, California to Auckland, The Local Project is dedicated to championing the design community of our local region.

Since 2019, three issues of The Local Project magazine have been published each year. Each issue represents a curated selection of architecture and design, featuring new work from both leading and emerging local architects and designers as well as select older projects. Circulating far and wide, The Local Project has stockists and subscribers in 68 countries.