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HOME Magazine NZ
New Zealand
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Since 1936 HOME has showcased New Zealand residential architecture; homes that are designed to inspire, challenge and delight, by the country’s best architects.
In every issue we invite our readers into these homes, telling their owners’ stories at the same time as explaining how these remarkable buildings came to be.
Simultaneously, HOME celebrates New Zealand’s best design, interiors and landscapes - every element of the places we call home. It explores the wealth of creative talent that exists in New Zealand and our evolving built environment.
HOME is a highly collectible and beloved part of people’s lives; at once contemporary and timeless, thoughtful and stimulating.
In every issue we invite our readers into these homes, telling their owners’ stories at the same time as explaining how these remarkable buildings came to be.
Simultaneously, HOME celebrates New Zealand’s best design, interiors and landscapes - every element of the places we call home. It explores the wealth of creative talent that exists in New Zealand and our evolving built environment.
HOME is a highly collectible and beloved part of people’s lives; at once contemporary and timeless, thoughtful and stimulating.
A Stunning Coastal Holiday Home Unfolds Around a Private Golfing Green and a Japanese Water Garden
This Leigh holiday house by Belinda George Architects offers spatial variation, highly contrasting experiences, and a bespoke solution that reflects its owners’ personalities.
One of the owners of this Leigh home has been described as someone who enjoys the quiet, more meditative things in life; the other is said to be a highly sociable executive often jet-setting to look after overseas businesses. The former spends his free time carefully tending to his gardens, while the latter’s idea of downtime involves working on her golf swing.
That this New Zealand home was built upon a ridgeline that separates two, very distinct outlooks seems like a fitting metaphor for two very different personalities.
To the south-west of the ridge is a bucolic rural scene. Here, the house is lined by an immaculate Japanese water garden of stones, gently running water, and sculpturally arranged flora. Built close to the pond’s edge, the house appears as if floating, while the constant sound of flowing water serenades an internal snug that contains a library and reading room.
On the north-east elevation, however, everything has been built to take in the vastness of Matheson Bay and the dramatic and instantly recognisable slope of Little Barrier Island in the distance. This is a bird’s-eye, undisturbed view of the roaring sea and relentless sky.
Architect Belinda George says that during the early design process, “The house started to expand [in order] to reflect the clients’ different needs.”
She explains that her main objectives were to celebrate the grandeur and the expansive views while creating intimate cosy spaces.
Having the house perched directly on the off-set ridgeline provided a simple solution to creating spatial variation internally. George then contrasted this with a series of external sharp peaks that erupt and fold as if dictated by the hill’s contour.
“The more intimate spaces are on the western side of the house, and then the larger, open spaces include the main bedroom at one end and the living room at the other. It just seemed absolutely perfect that it sat on the ridgeline itself.”
As the owners spend much time travelling, and both their garden and the small golf area need constant attention, a decision was made to incorporate two other buildings on the site: a minor dwelling for a groundkeeper and a sizeable shed.
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One of the owners of this Leigh home has been described as someone who enjoys the quiet, more meditative things in life; the other is said to be a highly sociable executive often jet-setting to look after overseas businesses. The former spends his free time carefully tending to his gardens, while the latter’s idea of downtime involves working on her golf swing.
That this New Zealand home was built upon a ridgeline that separates two, very distinct outlooks seems like a fitting metaphor for two very different personalities.
To the south-west of the ridge is a bucolic rural scene. Here, the house is lined by an immaculate Japanese water garden of stones, gently running water, and sculpturally arranged flora. Built close to the pond’s edge, the house appears as if floating, while the constant sound of flowing water serenades an internal snug that contains a library and reading room.
On the north-east elevation, however, everything has been built to take in the vastness of Matheson Bay and the dramatic and instantly recognisable slope of Little Barrier Island in the distance. This is a bird’s-eye, undisturbed view of the roaring sea and relentless sky.
Architect Belinda George says that during the early design process, “The house started to expand [in order] to reflect the clients’ different needs.”
She explains that her main objectives were to celebrate the grandeur and the expansive views while creating intimate cosy spaces.
Having the house perched directly on the off-set ridgeline provided a simple solution to creating spatial variation internally. George then contrasted this with a series of external sharp peaks that erupt and fold as if dictated by the hill’s contour.
“The more intimate spaces are on the western side of the house, and then the larger, open spaces include the main bedroom at one end and the living room at the other. It just seemed absolutely perfect that it sat on the ridgeline itself.”
As the owners spend much time travelling, and both their garden and the small golf area need constant attention, a decision was made to incorporate two other buildings on the site: a minor dwelling for a groundkeeper and a sizeable shed.
Find us online:
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#architecture #homedesign #build #coastalhomes #interiordesign #architecturaldesign #beachhouse
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absolutely stunning views
Can we see more of the interior?
Great work Tony
As an architect the design doesn't set well with me especially the inside of the inside space doesn't serve much purpose, secondly the inside of the inside space only gets diffuse light which i wouldn't like in an area with such natural beauty. But I'm all up for experimental design because it give you a different viewpoint, so Bravo for the execution.
Been wondering about this type of design and awesome to see how far you have taken it. Seems it will allow so much flexibility in how you use the space in concert with the changing climate…👍
What a retarded idea and execution. "With the reference to camping... " ughh. 😂
So sympathetic to the country side 😂 looks like an Aldi store
Similar to Daylesford longhouse... but also reminds me of Naked House by Shigeru Ban... Good work, especially if you can reproduce.
I love this indoor / Outdoor / Indoor ideology.
Bro parks his house in his garage
Do you get lizards?
Cost efficiency? the house has two roofs but they speak about cost efficiancy. Strange concept of efficiency. Too dark inside. Sou Fujimoto has designed a house with a similar concept but more creative.
Yeah I’m struggling with this one too
Two roofs? Where? It has the external skin which is the roof and internal room ceilings which all homes have anyway.
OMG! What? Ground breaking. So clever. A whole new approach. Pity this is simply a family holiday home.. This done at scale as (. quote...). " Affordable" housing. Eco, sustainable and " the outside, in" could and should be applied for the future of living spaces throughout the world.
No thank you.
I need this.. Brilliant!
I saw something similar to this in Norway, except the external structure was a glass house. Fabulous design would love to see a longer walkthrough.
Beautiful house! What music is this?
Isn’t it stunning! We will find out the name of the track for you
Beautiful home in a majestic location.
It really is!
Cool!
Cool joint.
Amazing little place isn’t it
I hope there's a way to get from one block to the other without venturing outside.
Love this house. Can you please advise what your fir box brand is?
sorry, fire
It’s a Kemlan Cube from Horizon Fires: www.horizonfires.co.nz/range/free-standing-wood-fireplaces/kemlan-cube-wood-fireplace/
Love how this is like living in a treehouse. What a gem in the city
Isn’t it!
Love the fusion between modern design and mid-century aesthetics.
Absolutely, a very clever design!
What a beautiful and tranquil home 😊
Nice
Looks stunning, would love to see more of the interior
Wonderful..
Lovely home. Well done. 😍😍🤩🤩
Isn’t it a great example of what can be achieved with this technology!
@@homemagazinenz Absolutely! Exciting future for architecture for sure.
Beautiful creation!
Isn't it incredible!
Beautiful space
I like house..
We do too!
What hot tub is that? Beautiful home.
It’s a Stoked Stainless hot tub - stokedstainless.co.nz
Awesome. I would live in that courtyard.
Who owns it?
Wow. The brick is awesome. Beautiful house in one of NZ's most stunning settings.
It really is!
stunning view😇
Isn’t it incredible!
Love the look of the drunken laid brick! That little bit of variation provides such a unique texture 👍
Isn’t it stunning!
Such a cool house. Walked past there earlier in the year and was definitely the best one there.
Beautiful! I’d love to know the green and black exterior colours.
Hi there, Stacey will be able to let you know the colours used: staceyfarrell.com
@@homemagazinenz thank our I’ll contact her. And Good morning from Tairua.
Why is many of NZ’s landscapes so bare and looks devoid of life?
It's just that area, other parts of NZ look totally different
You can go,20 or so klms up the road,and it will be absolutely different,just mother nature, doing her thing
Absolutely, it's a stunning part of the country
It's a very unique and special part of the country!
You finished a perfect project there, thanks for the video and keep up that great work :)
I like it.
so beautiful, would love to stay when i am older.
Beautiful. The South Island is freezing so it nice to hear the house is warm
Only freezing in winter.
Spectacular. Well done. Cheers from Portugal.
Love this, wish more of the interior was shown
I wish we could see more of the interior. Nevertheless beautiful house and video.
If it were my home, I'd spray all the concrete surfaces with a liquid with a high iron content to give it more of a rust or brown tint. The grey concrete is too industrial and manmade-like. The brown would allow the home to blend in with its surroundings better.
stone covering the concrete walls would look nicer. more natural
This is really cool. Great shots of the home.