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You can see a home as a shell, a protective covering that you pump fill of energy - and in this case, family energy. A small entry level family home, designed around covenants, subdivision guidelines and a very large Redwood Sequoia tree - this home consists of high finishes on a small budget. The home is positioned for the ultimate solar gain, the use of bleached light timbers and whitewashed walls create a warmth. The inside and outside co exist for busy toddler boys, a home built for entertaining and simply enjoying life.

Yardley Architecture
Canterbury
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Yardley Architecture engages with the world around it out-with our own discipline. Within the practice, we are often provoked and inspired by social and cultural issues inherent within cities and the rural landscape, allowing for a response in form and materiality. This understanding and passion for material and technological innovation for detail, craftsmanship, texture, and pattern is something that underpins the philosophy of our business, leading to the future development of buildings that respond but also celebrate the tradition of New Zealand’s innovation and our profound respect of the land. The practice additionally takes great inspiration from New Zealand’s stance and response to sustainability.