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Roys Peak Crib
Roys Peak Crib
Wānaka, New Zealand
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Roys Peak Crib
Wānaka, New Zealand
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2018
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
Roys Peak Crib pays homage to the ‘crib’, the classic South Island back-country tramping hut, but at a larger more contemporary scale. The building size is managed by a collection of linked and separated forms that use the traditional and recognisable roof pitch, generated by a 3:4:5 triangle. Garaging has been intentionally split to avoid the inherent suburban feel. Instead, a single vehicle garage provides internal access and human scaled forecourt, with a separate boatshed, to reduce scale and add interest to the composition of buildings across the property.
“Crib is a South Island word for cabin or simple shelter, which originally came to the Southern Lakes Region in the form of primitive shelters for shepherds and, then, the Gold Rush. We joke this is like a contemporary crib, even though it clearly has more amenity and scale.”
– Houses Magazine
Photos by Simon Devitt
“Crib is a South Island word for cabin or simple shelter, which originally came to the Southern Lakes Region in the form of primitive shelters for shepherds and, then, the Gold Rush. We joke this is like a contemporary crib, even though it clearly has more amenity and scale.”
– Houses Magazine
Photos by Simon Devitt
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