Umbra Lux

Designed by Eliska Lewis architects, the house has been named "Umbra Lux". Umbra meaning shadow and Lux a measurement for illumination. An architectural expression where shadows pass and light remains.
Blonded timbers lighten the interior in keeping with the client brief, nodding to a Danish background, and continue through to a deep verandah overhangs and decks. Sliding screens, and moveable sails provide shelter whilst letting light through. External vertical timber slats enliven the house with plays on privacy, light and shadows, at various angles at different times of day.












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Dunlop Builders are Wānaka's premier architectural builder.
Started by Bryce and Donnelle Dunlop in 2003, following in the footsteps of two generations of builders before them. The company has since grown to a team of thirty passionate, professional, and highly-skilled people.
A long list of awards and satisfied clients are the result of meticulous attention to every stage of the process. From planning and pricing to crafting bespoke architectural details, we get the best result on every project we deliver.
When you engage Dunlop Builders for your project you know you can push the boundaries of architecture with confidence.
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