Category: SJA

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.

Lancewood

Project Status: Preliminary Design

Waitoa

Project Type: Residential
Project Status: Preliminary Design

Fairview

Project Type: Multi-unit Residential
Project Status: Preliminary Design

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.

Storage Box

Project type: Object
Photos: Yvonne Mak
Status: Completed 2019

Cumberland

Status: Completed
Images: Architect (professional photographs pending)

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.

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.

Kokopu

Project Type: Alterations
Status: Completed 2019
Photos: Han byul Seol

An existing small bach is extended and re-clad in cedar.  A contemporary addition of lightweight metal wraps over to form a combination of both upper and lower level living to capture views of Omaha Beach to the north, and southwest around a sheltered entranceway and courtyard formed within the ‘L’ of existing and new.