Project team
- Hierarchy Group
- Ashton Wright
Playful yet architecturally refined playhouse designed for a young family, featuring a characterful façade, vibrant interior, and sustainable construction methods using over 90% recycled materials.
Play-up is a playful yet architecturally refined playhouse designed for the client’s young family. Blending a characterful battened façade with its surrounding landscape, it feels like a natural extension of the main home.
Serving as a vehicle for creativity, exploration, and boundless imagination, it offers a space that will enchant for years to come - one that will evolve as its young occupants grow. The restrained exterior subtly disguises the vibrant energy within, featuring a lively pink palette and an abundance of toys.
Upon entry, a mud kitchen provides a versatile space for messy adventures; and on warm summer evenings, transforms into an ice bucket beside the outdoor dining area.
While its appearance exudes playfulness cloaked in restraint, Play-up champions a creative approach to sustainability. Over 90% of the materials were sourced from building site scrap, recycling yards, or salvaged from previous renovation projects. Constructed using a panelised methodology, it’s also designed for disassembly and relocation, ready to move when its family does.
Play-up is a cherished place where memories are made, imaginations take flight, and childhood stories unfold - offering a special space that grows with the children it was lovingly built for.
Project team: Ashton Wright & Jane Wright
- Completed
- 2025
Awards
Architectural Spaces & Structures, Highly Commended
ADNZ Regional Awards
Resene Colour in Design, Winner
ADNZ Regional Awards
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