Matapouri Pavilion
By HB Architecture
This beautifully crafted guest house constructed by Pete Brown is a uniquely tailored building designed to sit comfortably within and capture the wonderful landscape of the Tutukaka Coast. The pavilion is located below the original home in a deep valley that steps and gently slopes towards the private bay, directly looking out to Aorangi Island (The Poor Knights).
The brief was to construct a fully self-contained, “modern” sleep-out. It is “simple” and uncluttered – a minimal enclosure for casual living. The pavilion is a “living platform” with 65 m2 of flexible, enclosed space. The sliding doors open and “expand” into a 78 m2 verandah, with the remaining bedroom and bathroom space encompassed by the solid rear walls of the house.
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As Director and Principal Architect of HB Architecture, Grant Harris has infused the business with his singular passion for architectural design. Grant’s extensive formal training and qualifications are outmatched only by his practical
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