Article: Architecture Now

This summer, Aucklanders and visitors who step into Myers Park will discover something deeply meaningful in a new art installation by Graeme Tipene.

Article: The Spinoff

A renovation of Myers Park is only the latest in a string of efforts to reindigenise the CBD of our biggest city.

Kaynemaile, a leading designer and manufacturer of architectural mesh, is a winner in Architectural Record magazine’s Record Products of 2023 (Building Systems and Components) in recognition of its full-scale sustainability initiatives.

HOME Magazine article: The reinvention of a material traditionally used as armour into a contemporary architectural fabric used for everything from solar screening to diving and defining interior spaces.

The Architect’s Newspaper serves up news and inside reports to a niche community of architects, designers, engineers, landscape architects, lighting designers, interior designers, academics, developers, contractors, and other parties interested in the built urban environment.

Article by The Post: “Kiwi inventor uses Lord of the Rings costume material as ingenious new building cover”

Article by Fast Company: This cooling building wrapper began as a costume for the ‘Lord of the Rings’

News: Introducing RE/8™ bio-circular architectural mesh. When we re-invented chainmail in 2007 using polycarbonate we always believed we could create a product that embodied the idea of material reuse. It took a while for technology to catch up with our dream. And now, finally, the transition begins.

Article by Civil+Structural Engineer Mag: “RE/8 is the most significant initiative by the company since its founding,” says Kayne Horsham. “We are proud to be at the forefront of this future proofing circular economy technology.”

Article by Polymerupdate: "We look forward to seeing RE8 from Kaynemaile on buildings and in spaces around the world." - Joel Matsco, Senior Marketing Manager, Covestro

Article by Cision PR Newswire: Kaynemaile's new RE/8 Architectural Mesh (R.E/8™) will deliver an ISCC PLUS certified sustainable share of up to 88% of its architectural product.

Kia Ora, Air New Zealand: Shape shifter. The chain-mail mesh designed to protect the warriors of Middle-earth is now worn by best-dressed buildings worldwide.

Latest e-paper, Parking Garage Exteriors: This second Kaynemaile e-paper offers a downloadable and informative resource on the benefits of our seamless architectural mesh for parking garage exteriors.

Idealog: “Dubbed ‘WonderCool’ the canopy was created by Wellington’s Kaynemaile and not only delivers a dramatic and kinetic aesthetic but also shields visitors from desert heat as they await entry.”

Scoop Business: Innovative Kiwi Creation Takes Centre Stage at Entrance to Expo 2020 Dubai. Dubbed ‘WonderCool’ the canopy was created by Wellington’s Kaynemaile and not only delivers a dramatic and kinetic aesthetic but also shields visitors from desert heat…

Architectural Digest Middle East: A Kinetic Façade Brings the New Zealand Pavilion to Life at Expo 2020. A pioneering feat of engineering and craftsmanship, the pavilion’s innovative façade made from a unique architectural mesh called Kaynemaile…

ArchDaily: The ceiling—commonly referred to as “the fifth wall”—has the potential to transform an interior space from average into extraordinary…

Architecture & Design: Architectural mesh is a surprisingly versatile material... One example of this is Kaynemaile’s architectural mesh, which the company describes as the reimagination of 2,000-year-old chainmail into a unique mesh product made from high-grade polycarbonate.