Author: nick

Adds & Alts

Adds & Alts

Selected additions and alterations.  4 projects at various stages.

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Cumberland B
Backyard extension and alterations to an existing bungalow in Westmere.

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Challinor
Front yard extension for improved liveability and a ‘special entry’ to a classic kiwi state house – with period furniture to match.

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Islington
Guest pad ‘minor dwelling’ and new outdoor living to the back yard of a heritage Ponsonby villa.

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Oneroa
Conversion of a 70s batch overlooking Oneroa and the Hauraki Gulf on Waiheke Island.

Oneroa

One Ashridge Park

One Ashridge Park

Project Type: Residential
Status: Completed 2020
Photos: By Architect

A composition of three barn-like gable forms sit both within and over the land on a sloping rural lifestyle section in Coatesville. A number of architectural moments are created within the composition enabling a variety of internal and external living spaces.

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Stanley

Stanley Point

Status: Construction (completion early 2019)
Images: Architect

Perched on the cliff edge of Stanley Point overlooking the inner Waitemata Harbour towards the Auckland Harbour Bridge.  This stepped and hipped roof dwelling is a Daniel Marshall design developed by Sayes Jackson for technical resolve and follow through on site.

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Ashridge

Ashridge

Status: Preliminary Design

A composition of three barn-like gable forms sit both within and over the land on a sloping rural lifestyle section in Coatesville. A number of architectural moments are created within the composition enabling a variety of internal and external living spaces.

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The Loop

Status: Construction (completion early 2019)
Design Architect:  Studio John Irving Architects
Detail Architect: Sayes Jackson Architects

A narrow site, planning restrictions which encourage removable buildings supported on posts and a strong desire to capture expansive views of Waihi beach led to the design of this linear, floating and metal clad dwelling.  The dwelling is articulated along its length via screening elements and steps in the building form which separates internal program, opens bedrooms to private exteriors and brings nature in.

The Loop is a collaborative project on which Sayes Jackson Architects is leading the technical resolve, detailing and articulation of a Studio John Irving design.

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