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Conceived as a container sitting lightly on the land, the bach reinterprets the New Zealand building tradition - the crafting of wood - expressing structure, cladding, lining and joinery in a raw and unique way. A simple mechanism opens the "box" on arrival, providing a stage for living - and closes down on departure, providing protection. Unadorned timber provides a connection to nature and the natural. Walls disappear - shower, bath, living and bedrooms connect to the outside, enhancing experience. This house is designed to capture the essential spirit of the New Zealand holiday in the New Zealand landscape.
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1 comment:
holy moly that's amazing. The rolling bathtub is such a great idea as well.
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