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This house sits in a large rural landscape, and is a play on rural vernacular barn forms. Read more
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Matakana House: A contemporary interpretation of rural vernacular architecture, featuring a linear gable form with a sheltered verandah, designed to harmonize with its expansive landscape while offering dynamic interior-exterior connections.

This house sits in a large rural landscape, and is a play on rural vernacular barn forms. It appears closed and occluded from a distance, on closer inspection apertures and opening panels within the rough-sawn cladding allow the interior to open up to its surroundings when occupied. The house is deliberately linear, being a single long gable form interrupted by a low roof over the entry. This same roof form soars out as a tapering wing on the Northern side to form a sheltered verandah.

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