From the eastern road frontage, the site slopes down toward the western park adjoining boundary at the rear. On either side the building envelope is hemmed in and overlooked by the nearby neighbours. In response to the constrained building envelope and its lively context, careful site analysis and design has enabled the building to maintain important thresholds for privacy while generating an openness towards the view and neighbourly interaction with park users. From the street very few signs of habitation are detectable. Three interlocking gables forms run longitudinally, rising toward the centre of the site. Thoughtfully placed walls provide privacy while serving as an acoustic barrier to reduce road noise.
The compact and thoughtful plan, together withwell-proportioned courtyards, make this house a joy for its owners.
Te Kahui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects
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