Edwards White Architects

What makes a home truly special? Not in terms of scale or cost, but through a thoughtful response to site, materials and the way people live. This episode looks at homes that feel deeply connected to their environment, places where restraint, craft and clarity come together to create something lasting. It’s a chance to reflect on the houses Edwards White have created that couldn’t exist anywhere else, and the thinking behind them.

There’s something uniquely revealing about the homes architects design for themselves. In this episode, we talk to members of the Edwards White team who’ve created spaces to live in — spaces that reflect their values, aesthetic instincts and the daily realities of life. Guests: Georgia Peacocke & Harry Croucher

This episode explores how Edwards White engages in cultural partnership — working closely with mana whenua and Māori artists to design with care, respect and long-term connection. Through projects like Te Ara Pekapeka Bridge and the Hamilton Gardens Visitor Centre, we hear how kaupapa Māori thinking is embedded in the design process and how architecture can give form to stories, values and relationships that are deeply rooted in place. Guests: Grant Edwards, Harry Croucher (Architects) and Eugene Kara (Artist and Cultural Advisor).

What happens when you breathe new life into an existing space? MADE Hamilton is a story about more than bricks and mortar. It’s about creating a new kind of place for people, and how collaboration can help reshape a city block and its community. Guests: Matt Stark and Dan Smith