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Whitimanuka retreat is a luxury accommodation offering nestled in the hills overlooking the Wairarapa valley.

The retreat offers a fully equipped kitchen and living space with a fire, a large bedroom with a windowseat and an ensuite with a bath. An outdoor deck allows visitors to relax and enjoy the sweeping panoramic views.

The architectural language used in the design is a reflection of the local built environment – common materials and forms used for farm outbuildings have been re-used in a modern original way. The siting and orientation of the retreat is responsive to the landscape and the local climatic conditions and uses passive solar principles as the basis of the design. The retreat is fully accessible and is completely off-grid using solar power and harvested rain water.

Photography by Sharisse Eberlein

Aspect Architecture
Wellington
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Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein
Photography by Sharisse Eberlein

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Aspect Architecture is Wairarapa's leading architecture firm specialising in bespoke lifestyle projects including new houses, winery restaurants & tourism developments. At Aspect Architecture we are passionate about the Wairarapa and the landscape we live in. We believe that architecture is a way of making life better. We have a strong interest in sustainability, wellness and well-being and this is reflected in our design.

​Aspect Architecture enjoys working closely with clients to create innovative solutions that draw inspiration from the landscape and the local built environment. Our familiarity with the local environment and proven experience working with local councils and construction firms means you get the best advice and best design solution for your needs.

​Aspect Architecture loves to keep it local and work throughout the Wairarapa - including Martinborough, Greytown, Featherston, Carterton, and Masterton.