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Breathing new life into New Zealand villas
These eight villa renovations offer a glimpse into the myriad of ways in which the villa can be modernised.

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This article explores eight inspiring New Zealand villa renovations, showcasing how architects are breathing new life into these classic homes. Common goals include improving indoor-outdoor flow, creating open-plan spaces, and adding contemporary extensions while respecting the building's original character.
Projects by firms like Gerrard Hall Architects and Jack McKinney Architects highlight a popular "formal in the front, party down the back" approach. These renovations offer practical ideas for homeowners looking to modernise their own heritage properties.
Herne Bay Villa Alteration by Gerrard Hall Architects
A dramatic, and resolutely modern villa by Jack McKinney Architects
An Auckland villa renovation. Image: Patrick Reynolds
A modern villa of charm and confidence by Guy Tarrant Architects
A contemporary Mt Eden villa. Image: Jackie Meiring
A respectful renovation of a Mt Victoria Villa by Mary Daish
A Wellington villa renovation. Image: Paul McCredie
Luxury achieved in a sympathetic renovation by Megan Edwards
This villa renovation by architect Megan Edwards offers a touch of luxury and a strong connection to the surrounds. Image: Sam Hartnett
Maintaining character with a heritage home by Matter Architects
A modern villa extension by Matter Architects. Image: Simon Devitt
A considered design in Grey Lynn by Rogan Nash Architects
A Grey Lynn, Auckland, villa renovation by Rogan Nash Architects. Image: Simon Devitt
A grand extension by Jessop Architects
The street-facing elevation of this villa was relatively unchanged, while the extension at the rear doubled the footprint. Image: Jessop Architects
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