Architectural & Interior Photography

Recognition

Tasman Gables

NZIA Nelson Marlborough Architecture Awards 2026: Winner

Architect: Stufkens + Chambers Architects

Project: Tasman Gables

Published: NZ House & Garden · Distinctive Design · Home

NZIA Nelson Marlborough Architecture Awards Winner
NZIA Nelson Marlborough Architecture Awards Winner

Tasman Gables is a refined coastal home in Whakatū Nelson, designed for a young family to frame panoramic Tasman Bay views while protecting privacy. Staggered gables shape sheltered courtyards and sun-filled living spaces, where robust materials and passive design create a sustainable sanctuary for connection and entertaining.

Tata Beach House

NZIA Nelson Marlborough Architecture Awards 2026: Winner

Architect: Chaplin Crooks Architects

Project: Tata Beach House

Published: NZ House & Garden · Distinctive Design · Home

NZIA Nelson Marlborough Architecture Awards Winner

This simply composed, dark-clad volume sits comfortably on a steep, bush-clad site overlooking Tata Beach. Through a considered spatial sequence, the home connects two scales of landscape — the nearby bush and the distant coastline. Designed for retirement living with space for family and friends, it offers well-proportioned rooms that open onto a series of sheltered decks with sun, shade, and views across Golden Bay. The CLT timber construction is clearly expressed throughout, adding craft and a calm rhythm to the interior spaces.

A man standing outdoors taking a photograph with a camera, overlooking a scenic landscape with water, trees, and mountains in the distance, on a clear day.

About George

George Guille is an architectural and interiors photographer based in Nelson, New Zealand whose work explores the interplay of light, material and space. Early fascination with photography and design “light and lines” led him from the Channel Islands to study architecture in Cape Town, traveling by motorcycle the whole way from Europe during which time he developed an appetite for travel and exploration — which instead of studying Architecture led to nine years on the road by motorcycle, circumnavigating the globe — before he settled in Nelson and focussed on bringing his two passions together photographing thoughtfully designed buildings. 

Mentored by Simon Devitt, George brings architectural sensitivity and craft to every commission, working with architects, builders and premium property clients to produce imagery for marketing, awards and publication. He is known for a considered approach and for a portfolio that ranges from intimate interiors to large coastal homes and remote mountain lodges

His portfolio and client galleries show repeated collaborations with world class architects and high-end property firms.