Rolin de Bouck

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Young French couple waiting for their first child wanted to accommodate a spacious and cost-effective dwelling for the family on a steep Cashmere site. The solution proposed is a double storey house with a detached double garage connected by an entry covered deck. A generous open space kitchen-dining-living with a deck positioned to receive the afternoon sun while enjoying the views to the south sits on the upper floor together with the main ensuite. The dwelling is well opened to both north and south allowing cross ventilation, floor to ceiling windows bring the landscape to the inside and give the house a very generous space feeling. The lower floor has its own living area for the kids and access to the land. The prominent structure sits on the contours left untouched around the build. A corrugated iron shell facing north is folded to form the angled roof. Cedar weather boards alternated with high windows compose the Jahan Lane façade.

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Fernandes Architects' focus is to respond to clients’ demands with technically efficient solutions that meet the budget and exceed expectations.

FABRICIO FERREIRA FERNANDES

Born in 1979 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Fabricio graduated as an Architect and Urban Planner at Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (PUC Campinas) in 2002. Left Brazil in 2003 and traveled to New Zealand where he has mainly lived ever since. During 2009 -2010 took residence in Italy where he worked for Studio A0 and graduated with a Master´s Degree in Art and Architect of the Landscape at Polytechnic University of Milan (Politecnico di Milano).

In New Zealand, Fabricio has worked for GDM consultants (structural engineering consultants) AP Design and Christchurch renown architecture offices such as Steiphen Fitzgerald and Wilson and Hill architects. With relevant experience in carpentry, Fabricio has collaborated with Italian based Abitalbero – (tree hanging structures specialists) – and has an ongoing working relationship with Norwegian based Scandinavian studio Rintala Eggertsson architects, well known for their site specific art/architecture work around the planet.

Besides Fernandes Architects, Fabricio is a guest design tutor at Ara Polytechnical Institute of Canterbury's Bachelor of Architectural Studies course.