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Broswick Builders LtdHeritage Bungalow renovation project. The entire internal structure was removed and rebuilt including a new upper floor and roofline. The existing carport was replaced with a new double garage, art studio and yoga room separated from the house by a private courtyard beautifully landscaped by Suzanne Turley. Internally the house is finished in a palette of natural stone, brass fixings, black steel shelving, warm wall colours and rich brown timber flooring.
Photography by Jackie Meiring Photography
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Creative Arch The angular roof form ties a single storey garage to the first floor bedroom and living spaces, folding gently over the rectangular south-eastern façade.
Photography by Simon Devitt
DMC Projects4-bedroom home located in Kirwee. Inviting open-plan layout, seamlessly connecting the kitchen, dining, family and living areas. Two of the four bedrooms and main bathroom enjoy quiet separation from the master precincts with a walk-thru robe and ensuite. A separate laundry, carpeted internal access double garage
Hunter Anderson ArchitectureShowing the Separate 3rd garage as a workshop area accessed via the side garden.
The rooms above make up the Kitchen and separate bedroom of the private apartment.
Common SpaceA farming family requested a new carport, washing line and garden shed for their backyard. We used raw, robust materials to keep within budget, but also to blur the boundaries of buildings and the garden. Concrete blocks which edge the garden merge into with the shed base. The timber structure is expressed to give a ‘sticky’ appearance. This project was designed within regulations so that council consents weren’t required.
Ferguson Builders LtdThis architectural 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home designed by Artektus takes an L shape opening toward north-west with a separate office building which with the pavilion forms an open north facing courtyard. A sunken lounge with awesome views out to Coronet Peak are one of the wow features of this home. The exterior is complimentary to its dramatic alpine setting at the bottom of The Remarkables.
The form of the home references to the Central Otago architectural vernacular of a barn where mono-pitched forms have been used. Exterior design features include vertical cedar cladding and cement rendered local schist features, as well as Forte Millboard decking to maximize the sheltered deck area to the north.
This is a beautiful example of an architectural home in Jacks Point.
Garage and Granny Flat Design Ideas
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