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Contemporary beach house featuring two pavilions on a steep site, designed by Fraser Cameron Architects, completed in 2006. The main pavilion's layout follows the slope, while the second pavilion includes additional sleeping spaces, linked by stepped decks and native gardens.
A bach split into two pavilions on a steep site at Buckleton Beach.
The roof and floor plan of the main pavilion drop down with the slope of the site, with a bedroom at the top, below that the living space, then the kitchen.
The second pavilion sits over the boat shed, holding a bunk room and second bedroom.
Stepped decks link the spaces together, running alongside a garden planted with natives.
Architecture / Interiors by Fraser Cameron Architects.
2005-2006.
- Completed
- 2006
- Building style
- Contemporary
Awards
Auckland Architecture Awards - Shortlisted
New Zealand Institute of Architects
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