Pool & Pavilion Nashdesign Architecture

Pool & Pavilion

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The owners of this home were looking to add a pool and create some much needed shade to an existing BBQ area and were keen for a simple minimal aesthetic. A slight separation between the existing house and the new shading structure allows a stand-alone pavilion form which steps down to a pool and decking at garden level. Custom detailing of the structure & placement of surrounding raised planters ensures a simplicity of form that neatly co-exists with the existing BBQ structure.

The owners of this home were looking to add a pool and create some much needed shade to an existing BBQ area and were keen for a simple minimal aesthetic. Read more

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“I approached Laurence to present a concept for my new home on a 230 sqm site. I wanted a 2 bedroom+ 2 bathroom home, plenty of light, a feeling of spaciousness and with an outdoor living area. Quite a challenging proposal. As soon as I saw the drawing for this house it felt right immediately. I have now been in my house for just on a year and wouldn’t change any aspects. It more than meets my expectations. The house is very sunny, light and friends suggest it has a serene feel and appears to be larger than the physical measurement. I have a lovely outdoor courtyard, which is well used all year round. Laurence was a pleasure to work with and helpful in some of his suggestions to get the casual feel I was after. My builder, Scott Crook of Construction One found his workings and attention to detail made his process easier. I get many compliments on my house from family, friends and locals. Indeed some locals have stated they looked at the site and couldn’t imagine a house being built on such a small site.”

Lesley Taylor, Mt Maunganui