THE GUIDE | How to Renovate Your Home in Stages Without Wasting Money
A phased renovation isn't a compromise. It's a strategy. But only if it's planned correctly from the start.
What PC120 Means for Your Heritage Home in Auckland
Auckland Council's Proposed Plan Change 120 could reduce Special Character Area protections across 5,500 properties. Macfie Architecture explains what PC120 means for heritage villa and bungalow owners across Auckland.
THE GUIDE | What to Check Before Buying a Home to Renovate
Before you buy, get an architectural eye on it. Macfie Architecture shares the five things to check before buying a home to renovate in Auckland, from structural feasibility to council consents and indicative costs.
THE GUIDE | Why Concept Design Makes or Breaks Your Renovation
Concept design is the most important stage of any renovation. Macfie Architecture explains why getting it right early protects your budget, aligns your priorities and sets the foundation for a successful build.
THE GUIDE | Renovating a Villa or Bungalow in Auckland's Heritage Overlay
Everything you need to know about renovating a villa or bungalow in Auckland's heritage overlay. From streetscape rules to rear extensions, Macfie Architecture guides you through what is possible.
MACFIE ARCHITECTURE x Buxeda | Video Tour | Freemans Bay Villa Renovation
A classic inner city heritage villa in Freemans Bay, Auckland, lovingly restored to its former glory by Macfie Architecture.
MACFIE ARCHITECTURE x ArchiPro | Homeowner Diaries | Devonport Villa Renovation
Archipro follow the renovation journey of Macfie Architecture directors, Rebecca and Michael Macfie’s Devonport villa.
Recognised for Heritage | MACFIE ARCHITECTURE Wins ADNZ Resene Award for Villa Renovation
Recognised for a restrained hand and a deep respect for heritage, Macfie Architecture receives a Commended award at the ADNZ Resene Architectural Design Awards 2019.
MACFIE ARCHITECTURE x Defign Blog
Defign Blog sat down with Michael and Rebecca Macfie to explore their practice, their love of high ceilings and exposed trusses, and what makes Macfie Architecture's approach to New Zealand architecture distinctly their own.