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- Jason Frater Builders
- Oliver Weber
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Award-winning contemporary holiday home featuring three interconnected buildings, a floating concrete floor, and bespoke joinery, nestled near Kaiteriteri beach.
An award winning design in the Nelson/Marlborough Architectural Awards, this contemporary holiday home is sophisticated and practical. A series of three individual buildings linked by glass breezeways. A private haven to rest while Kaiteriteri beach is close by.
The location of the building platform was positioned on the estuary, which resulted in 100 piles being driven to create a floating concrete floor.
Each of the separate buildings have been constructed using a Portius Framing System. This system creates a water-proof building within a few days.
The exterior of the building comprises three different Abodo cladding systems. Vertical weatherboard, horizontal weatherboard and Plywood with 3 dimensional battens.
Inside, the walls were pre-finished plywood from ‘Ply Play’ with selected painted walls in other areas for contrast.
The kitchen, bunkroom and bathrooms feature bespoke joinery.
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- Cabin
Awards
Nelson/Marlborough Architectural Awards.
Te Kahui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects
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