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Inviting outdoor spaces are enclosed by linked pavilions with rooms that open to the gardens through large sliding doors providing an easy connection to the site. Read more
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Hillend: A passive design featuring linked pavilions, private landscaped spaces, and stunning mountain views, completed in 2021 for client Boustred, ensuring energy efficiency and a harmonious connection to nature.

Inviting outdoor spaces are enclosed by linked pavilions with rooms that open to the gardens through large sliding doors providing an easy connection to the site. Each house has its own private landscaped spaces, as well as a shared outdoor dining and living area.

The houses are designed to make the most of the stunning mountain views, the careful planning and orientation of the pavilions provides visual and acoustic privacy for each. The sense of a spacious, peaceful, welcoming rural home is achieved. Subtle differences in colour and orientation of the cedar cladding identify the two separate homes with each entrance opening from the shared driveway.

Designed for the sun, the well-proportioned spaces are full of light and warmth. The gable roof forms provide high ceilings in living areas for both houses. Window seats and sliding shutters allow for good control of sun, shade and ventilation. High performance windows, draught-free construction and high levels of insulation ensure comfortable, healthy, and energy efficient homes where the extended family and guests live happily together and separately.

Completed
2021
Price range
$2m - $3m
Building style
Passive
Client
Boustred
2010h 12m

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