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Misaligned House.

ArchiPro Project Summary - A thoughtfully designed home featuring stacked volumes that harmonize with the natural contours of the site, incorporating outdoor living spaces and maintaining visual connections within, while respecting the scale of its urban neighborhood.

Title:: Misaligned House
Architect:: Jack McKinney Architects
Category:: Residential

This modest house explores a strategy of stacking of volumes, expressed to the street as a series of offset crates. These taper and rake, reflecting the change in ground level of the original site. We worked with existing trees on the site, and aimed to follow as closely as possible the natural contour of the land.

The site is a narrow, elongated inner city site with a long Northern boundary. As a consequence the living areas are worked around a long Northern terrace accommodating outdoor dining and a pool. Interior social spaces are designed to have some separation [low partitions, change or level] while retaining visual and spatial connections between them.

The resulting home is architectural but not fussy, and fits the scale and grain of its neighbourhood

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Jack McKinney ArchitectsArchitects

Sullivan HallStructural Engineers

Jack McKinney Architects

Architects

Auckland

jackmckinney.co.nz

Jack McKinney Architects. Jack McKinney [formerly of McKinney + Windeatt Architects] established Jack McKinney Architects in 2018. He has been recognised for the quality of his work at a local and national level. Jack McKinney Architects is a design-led practice focused on residential, hospitality, interiors and bespoke commercial projects. We aim to work closely and collaboratively with our clients to deliver outcomes tailored to them and their needs. We would be happy to discuss any new project opportunities and welcome you to make contact.