Ruby Bay Residence by Bell Stephenson Architects exemplifies the perfect blend of sustainable living and modern design. Its thoughtful orientation, energy-efficient features, and natural materials ensure it is both environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing.
Wedge Tail House, situated in Auckland, New Zealand, is an architectural revival by Pac Studio, transforming a traditional bungalow into a strikingly modern family home.
This is a collaboration with Sydney based Architect Ian Poole to create a contemporary farmhouse in the Manawatu. The concept design was sketched by Ian as a cluster of gabled forms around a courtyard
This is a family home in the Wellington suburb of Whitby, sitting amongst manuka forest and overlooking a relatively undeveloped bush filled valley. The owners were inspired by this setting and wanted a home with spaces that nestled amongst the trees.
The Ashburton townhouses also incorporated environmentally conscious design principles including optimising the solar orientation to benefit both dwellings despite one side facing north and the other south
The Point house is situated behind an existing bungalow and on what was previously an empty backyard. The 665m2 site’s point of difference in its suburban context is a rear boundary that adjoins a community reserve
The site is a large dunescape, carpeted with Muehlenbeckia, which undulates and rolls SW to NE down to a long East Coast beach. Planning restrictions stipulated a 200m setback from the high-water mark.
Located on the leeward slope of the sand-dunes bordering Ocean Beach reserve in Tairua, Tent Beach house is set 100m back from the water’s edge with the brow of the dune just beyond the site’s sea-ward boundary.
