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Seaside home Ranger Point Breaker Bay Wellington New Zealand architecture award architect contemporary forms natural landscape

Ranger Point House Wellington

NZIA Central Region Architecture Award 1999 NZIA Resene Colour Award 1999 NZIA National Architecture Award 1999

From NZIA Awards text: Battened down on Wellington's wild south coast, this house uses the familiar language of the New Zealand bach to express a weatherbeaten and wholly delightful personality. This house closes and 'promenade' of baches around Breaker Bay, and is articulated as a series of forms scattered down a steep hillside. In using a palette of eclectic materials, the house is a bricolage of objects trouves, which also contribute to the sense of randomness and experimentation which are among the central strengths of this richly textured and quite remarkable seaside home.

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