Waiarohia Superhome

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Waiarohia Superhome (Our River Superhome) is a fusion of traditional Japanese and modernist home architecture located on are gorgeous semi-rural site in Whangārei. Read more

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Architectural DesignerBob Burnett Architecture
Structural EngineersFifth Dimension Consulting Engineers
AssociationsArchitectural Designers New Zealand

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Waiarohia Superhome: A harmonious blend of traditional Japanese and modernist architecture, completed in 2026, set in a picturesque semi-rural location in Whangārei, featuring innovative design elements that enhance light, shade, and spatial comfort.

Waiarohia Superhome (Our River Superhome) is a fusion of traditional Japanese and modernist home architecture located on are gorgeous semi-rural site in Whangārei. Thoughtful manipulation of light and shade and variations of ceiling heights create delightful and super comfortable spaces.

Completed: 2026
Price range: $2m - $3m
Building style: Modern

3111h 12m

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“WAIKUKU BEACH HOUSE ‘‘Bob & Shizuka listened to our raw ideas and transformed them into a realizable building design that looks great and that we really love living in. There are some wonderful features and the feel of the spaces is wonderful. Particularly the quality of light in the living spaces which actually helps keep you in a good mood, even on cloudy days. A warm, solid and sustainable building with appropriate insulation, thermal mass, etc. was what we wanted and the combination, of smart design the right materials and attention to details resulted in a building that performs very well with low running costs. The Sept. EQ hit 3 weeks after we moved in and we had very minimal damage (just a little paint). We feel very safe & secure in our house.”

Carsten Schill