Farmhouse
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400 sqm / North Island
Three open-ended, pitched-rooved pavilions were arranged to accommodate the three distinct functions of the house: living, family sleeping and guest sleeping, with flat-rooved service pods linking them together. This arrangement serves to capture views, both intimate and vast, as well as provide a variety of sheltered outdoor living spaces, either private or communal.
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RTA Studio has received more than 60 New Zealand and international awards, including Home of The Year, a World Architecture Festival category win and the New Zealand Architecture Medal.
Richard Naish founded RTA Studio in 1999 after a successful career with top practices in London and Auckland. We are a practice that focuses on delivering exceptional design with a considered and personal service. Our work aims to make a lasting contribution to the urban and natural context by challenging, provoking and delighting.
Our studio is constantly working within the realms of public, commercial and urban design as well as sensitive residential projects. We are committed to a sustainable built environment and are at the forefront developing carbon neutral buildings.
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