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Gathered Pavilions House

Gathered Pavilions House

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The Gathered Pavilions House seeks to create an appropriate and site-specific response to the typical provincial Aotearoa lifestyle block by applying sustainable design principals. Read more
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A sustainable and site-specific home for multiple generations.

The Gathered Pavilions House seeks to create an appropriate and site-specific response to the typical provincial Aotearoa lifestyle block by applying sustainable design principals.

The lifestyle block is not a new typology in provincial Aotearoa New Zealand. However, the pattern is generally to propagate suburban dwellings into these landscape settings.

This house looks to sustainable design principals and rural building types to create an appropriate and site-specific response.

Linear elements slide against each other creating long and short views. Two significant Maunga (mountains) Taranaki and Ruapehu are visible in the distance. There is a perpendicular valley in front. There are courtyards and shaded outdoor areas.

These linear forms ground the house in it’s setting and create spaces between and around pavilions that are as important as the pavilions themselves.

Completed
2009
Building style
Contemporary
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Awards

2009

Western Architecture Award - Residential Architecture

Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects

2009
AwardWestern Architecture Award - Residential Architecture
OrganisationTe Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects

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