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Raumati Beach Alterations

Raumati Beach Alterations

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Nick and Kelly’s existing house was built in a lovely area of Raumati Beach, but it did not take advantage of its site and environment and called for renovations. Read more
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Contemporary alterations to a Raumati Beach home, enhancing space and views while integrating sustainable features and a harmonious blend of materials.

Nick and Kelly’s existing house was built in a lovely area of Raumati Beach, but it did not take advantage of its site and environment and called for renovations. 

The clients wanted to modernise the house in a contemporary style, based on themes they loved about the kiwi bach and apartment style living. They needed more space for the family, a distinguished entry and decks to enjoy the sun and  the views.

The layout is designed so that the private areas are separated from the open living areas, while maintaining the flow of circulation between the different spaces and levels. 

The deck off the living areas takes maximum advantage of the afternoon sun, while the master bedroom deck provides a private space to enjoy the morning sun. The views are finally able to be admired and appreciated.

The house blends beautifully in its natural surroundings. The contrast between the warmth and irregularity of the cedar weatherboards, and the coolness and linearity of the Shadowclad plywood cladding provides the perfect balance for an urban style bach.

The warmth of the timber interior finishes complements the use of cladding materials and reinforces the concept.

Sustainable features include above code insulation to all new and existing spaces, a centrally placed wood burner and predominately timber materials.

Building style
Contemporary
3.8K2h 51m

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“Peter’s design met the competitive price point brief, while incorporating style and encompassing bespoke design concepts. David Reid Homes have a proud history of building beautifully crafted, innovative homes and AD Architecture’s Trebury Design was exceptional and a pleasure to build. Peter’s utilisation of a strong singular mono pitch structure along with textural cladding elements and locally sourced macrocarpa weatherboard cladding contrasted with bagged and painted brickwork. AD Architecture’s design of this 3-bedroom home in the leafy, eco-friendly subdivision of Ferndale is ideal for relaxed living. Peter used contemporary styling with a mix of neutral colour tones, textures and natural materials combining to create a light-filled, relaxing retreat, finished to the highest standard.”

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