A close-knit crew with sixty-plus years of building behind it.
A two-storey home on the estuary reserve, with the living upstairs where the outlook is.
A home turned towards the estuary and the view out to the bay.
The section backs onto the estuary reserve, so the living is upstairs: kitchen, dining and lounge open along a wall of full-height glazing to a covered deck, with the estuary, the bridge and the bay beyond.
A steel portal frame carries the long spans and the glazing. Stacked stone runs through both floors — a chimney beside the glass stair and a feature wall housing the fireplace — set against dark vertical cladding and white plaster outside. Downstairs, a second lounge opens straight onto the pool and its timber deck.
Built around the outlook.
A family home that makes the most of the estuary outlook, with room to entertain upstairs and down.
Upstairs living behind full-height glazing on a steel portal frame, a covered deck off the kitchen and dining, and a second lounge opening onto the pool below.
A home that feels open to the estuary from every main room, finished in stacked stone, timber and marble-look surfaces.
The finished home, then the build from the slab up. Click any frame to open it full size.
More builds from the same crew, on the same coast.
Regional Gold in the Auckland, Northland & Coromandel House of the Year, judged in the new home over $4 million category, and named in the national Top 100. Positioned across three levels on the Pauanui waterfront, this 336sqm home embraces light, outlook and easy movement between indoors and out, while keeping a calm sense of retreat.
A generous sized home of 420sqm, including 4 bedrooms, an office, 3 bathrooms, and open plan living to spread out.
Two solid concrete-block homes finished in plaster, with large architectural joinery and louvres throughout. Identical on the surface, completely different inside to match each owner's brief.
