In a captivating subversion of 113 Jervois Road’s contoured facade, Exhibit’s facade tells a unique story through the repetition of four carved concave bays. This narrative echoes within the building, as the voids artfully foster a balance between outward privacy and inner openness (achieved through strategic splayed geometry that shield’s apartments from the street's gaze). Clad in elongated textured limestone brick tiles the exterior transitions from tactile to refined concrete-rendered voids, commanding a play of light while creating depth and intrigue.

Inside, generous, light-infused dwellings are adorned with a calm sense of permanence. Amelia Holmes' interior design resonates with understated grace, employing natural textures and opulent materials in a muted yet refined palette.

Each space forms a nexus between captivating harbour vistas and Monk Mackenzie's architectural opus. Textured walls guide you towards wide-plank oak floors and bespoke cabinetry with brushed nickel accents. Soft curves grace the walls, while Escea Fireplaces with bespoke stone hearths anchor each apartment. Amidst the sophisticated embrace of this design, custom-crafted joinery intertwines with state-of-the-art Gaggenau & Liebherr appliances—all anchored by a marble-clad kitchen designed for socialising.

Emblematic of individuality and timeless luxury, Exhibit beckons you to embrace a life distinguished by its architectural and interior poetry.

Exhibit comprises six generous and thoughtfully crafted apartments — one penthouse, two sub-penthouses, a full-floor garden apartment and two 3 bedroom residences. With large Northern terraces, the apartments are perfectly positioned to make the most of the stunning harbour views of the Waitemata. Every dwelling is a testament to the merging of aesthetics and practicality, where luxurious finishes harmoniously coalesce with well-conceived floorplans. Each space, born from careful consideration, intertwines living and entertainment areas seamlessly, alongside utilitarian zones like sculleries, separate laundries, and powder rooms. Amidst these interiors indoor and outdoor dialogue flourishes; wintergardens, nestled within the heart of each floor, gracefully demarcate spaces while amplifying light.

A short walk from lively Ponsonby Road, and boasting a number of exquisite little beaches, Herne Bay is an elegant and leafy suburb that offers a unique vantage point to savour the best of Auckland. On Exhibit’s doorstep, is an array of high-end boutique retailers offering the best in design, homewares, and fashion, awaits. Along Jervois Rd you’ll find a number of exceptional dining institutions and cafe options inviting you to indulge, while a newly built Countdown Metro offers the neighbourhood a touch of modern convenience.

With proximity to the best of Auckland’s urban and natural environment, Exhibit is unique in its offering as a peaceful respite away from it all while remaining connected to the vibrant heartbeat of the city.

Since establishing their Auckland-based award-winning architectural practice in 2014, Hamish Monk and Dean Mackenzie have been driven by a shared ethos. This ethos centres on creating designs that exude elegance, possess sculptural qualities, and evoke a sense of poetry. Their approach transforms the built environment, leaving behind architecture that is not only sustainable and intelligent but also enduring.

With a broad focus encompassing residential, civic, commercial, and infrastructure projects on both local and international scales, Monk Mackenzie garnered numerous honours in 2022. Their remarkable work on the Jervois apartment building earned them wins at both the HERE Awards and the Best Awards, along with a coveted New Zealand Institute of Architects Award.

The Auckland-based interior designer lends her honed skills to high-end residential and retail projects. Her deftly crafted insertions demonstrate a balance of refined luxury and individuality. With in-depth knowledge of the best-quality materials and products to source locally and internationally, Amelia creates designs that subtly engage the senses.

Artifact, an Auckland-based property development firm led by architectural designer Sophie Wylie and developer Liam Joyce, has been shaping the city's architectural landscape since its establishment in 2012. With a strong focus on innovative and enduring design, Artifact has garnered a reputation for crafting award-winning boutique properties that enrich Auckland's built environment.

Following the completion of their Jervois apartments in 2022, the groundbreaking building was recognised with a prestigious New Zealand Institute of Architects Award. Building on this success, Artifact is excited to extend their transformative journey along Jervois Rd with the Exhibit apartments.

Collaborating once again with the accomplished architects at Monk Mackenzie and interior designer Amelia Holmes, Artifact ensures these residences will echo their commitment to integrity, visionary design, and exceeding expectations. As Artifact's legacy unfolds through the Exhibit apartments, they continue to leave an indelible mark on Auckland's urban tapestry.