This was the renovation of a 50’s flat roofed, painted weatherboard bungalow. The main addition was a large new terrace facing the panoramic north western views of the Waitakere Ranges and City Centre.
Bull O’Sullivan Architecture ( B/OS ) have designed Evans Family Home in Auckland, New Zealand. In the early decades of the 20th century kahikatea timber was used to make boxes in which butter was exported to Great Britain.
Project: Clevedon Estate Pavilions Architects: Herbst Architects Location: Clevedon, Auckland, New Zealand Photographs: Lance Herbst Herbst Architects has designed the Clevedon Estate Pavilions, a stunning addition to a rural estate in Clevedon, Auckland, New Zealand. These twin pavilions serve as an extension of the existing home, blending dramatic design with rugged yet refined architectural elements.
The Glade House project is a renovation of a late 1950’s residential dwelling in a bush glade setting in suburban Remuera. The house is modernist in style, typical of the period with low-pitched gabled roof, raking ceilings and exposed rafters. Fundamental to the re-design was the notion of providing “graduated connections” to the surrounding glade, physical and visual.
Jonathan’s own home was designed to make the most of the north facing aspect of one of the few remaining, undeveloped sites in the Auckland suburb of Mt Eden. The design response to this core idea is the formation of a black cedar barrier wall which slices centrally across the site …
