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Sackville Street.

ArchiPro Project Summary - The Sackville Street project highlights sustainable design with hardwood and eco-friendly materials, creating an inviting eco hotel that connects indoor and outdoor spaces.

Title:: Sackville Street
Photographer:: Virginia Woolf Photography
Category:: Residential/; New Builds

ArchiPro Description - The Sackville Street project showcases a harmonious blend of wood and architecture, featuring stunning hardwood elements and expertly designed outdoor structures. This eco hotel emphasizes sustainability, utilizing high-quality lumber and plywood to create inviting spaces. The rich wood stain enhances the aesthetic appeal, while the carefully crafted doors add a touch of elegance. This project exemplifies modern design principles, ensuring a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor environments, perfect for guests seeking comfort and tranquility in a natural setting.

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Virginia Woolf Photography. Virginia Woolf specialises in architecture, travel, and lifestyle photography. Combining creative vision and the latest photographic techniques, she enjoys bringing out an architect’s vision, concentrating on design, materials, and craftsmanship. Her architectural and interiors work includes shooting for both architects and property-based clients throughout New Zealand and Fiji, capturing her interpretation of bold architectural forms, structures, and lines. Virginia is a member of the Advertising and Illustrative Photographers Association and studied Photographic Design at Massey University, Wellington. Based out of sunny Nelson, she lives on a green hillside bathed in natural light with an ever-changing view of the sea. She travels frequently throughout New Zealand and the world, seeking adventure and telling stories through her lens.