By Warren Adolph Homes
This home was a joy to build and now behold.
A string of 1950s and 60s houses are built along the cliff on which this new house sits. So what better to inspire architect Megan Edwards than the mid-century design principles of this period.
Hence the home enjoys a gullwing roof form, curved stone planters and a concrete patio with a stunning Manukau outlook - all features which complement the neighbouring surrounds. The ziggurat linear plan was generated by the wish to enjoy beautiful views of the Manukau to the south, and the need to allow light to enter from the north.
At Warren Adolph Homes (WAH), we’ve been building homes Aucklanders' love since 1990.
New architectural houses, renovations and villa restorations, blending expert craftsmanship with modern best practice.
The WAH team have successfully managed and transformed the vision of homeowners, architects and interior designers into stylish bespoke homes. Along the way, developing enduring relationships which stand the test of time.
This independently-owned business has rock-solid foundations and an enviable track record of delivering quality solutions that exceed expectations. Clients benefit from the combined expertise of co-owners Warren Adolph LBP and Andrew Clark NZIQS, both highly regarded in the building industry.
A good house has a solid foundation and that goes for house companies too. Over the past 30 years, Warren and his team have completed hundreds of custom-designed new houses and countless renovations. Andrew can lay claim to project managing large-scale commercial construction projects like Sylvia Park and the MSocial Hotel plus multi-unit residential projects.
Together they have over 60 years expertise in residential and commercial construction and enjoy the support of a talented and long-serving team of senior foremen and skilled carpenters.
At Warren Adolph Homes we love what we do and it shows in the enduring quality of our homes and relationships. So give us a call for a chat and a no-obligation one-hour site consultation.