Windcatcher House 1

Windcatcher House: A Visual and Phenomenal Transparency of A House with Flowing Interior to Exterior

On the ground floor, the spaces are interconnected to each other and the garden and pool, visually and physically. More private rooms and bedrooms are lifted with the ground floor freed up. Those rooms are lifted above the “ground” to the second storey amongst the thin-slanted columns and the treetops supported by planes that merge with the surrounding landscape.

Kanuka Valley House 2

Kanuka Valley House: A Warm Comfortable Environment of A House with Graceful Living Spaces

The composed interiors of Kanuka Valley House can create a continuously unfolding world of frames and niches, as well as graceful living spaces. The materials are elevated, whether rammed earth, cedar, strand board, or bamboo. With some lighting arrangements, the interiors are not only warm but also offering a romantic and calm feeling for everyone who enters the house.

Huru House 2

Huru House: A Unique Houe with A Modern New Zealand Context and Feathered Roof

The design inspiration for this house comes from the traditional Japanese spaces. In order to fit the need of the house, this inspiration is also adapted to the modern New Zealand context. The combination of the context and inspiration can create a unique form on the structure and the interior of the house. Dominated by wooden materials, this house offers a warm atmosphere inside.