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Waipiata in the Media
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Beautiful Modern Spaces
If you’re into beautiful, modern spaces cleverly designed to make the most of incredible views, you’ll love Waipiata.
Photography by Simon Devitt
Metro October, 2008
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NZIA New Zealand Award for Architecture
Slicing into a grassed headland which projects into the Mahurangi Harbour, Waipiata is beautifully integrated into the landscape with its composition of recessive living spaces between powerfully expressed horizontal roof planes and terraces. The broad horizontal roofs topped with shiny black pebbles and staunch precast walls devise masterly views into the surrounding coves.
New Zealand Institute of Architects Incorporated , 2007
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New Zealand Institute of Architects Incorporated , 2007
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Trends Inspiring Homes
The best of New Zealand homes have a distinctive blend of international design influences combined with a response to this country’s unique settings – from mountain backdrops to rural environments, the bush, urban environments and coastal settings. Trends Inspiring Homes celebrates this diversity with 22 of the outstanding homes that have featured in Trends since the company began publishing 25 years ago.
Trends Inspiring Homes, 2007
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Architecture Inspired by New Zealand
The architect, Noel Lane, outlines an elaborate scheme for the design of a house within its site. His conception was to design the house as “a component of the landscape rather than as a placed object
Architecture Inspired by New Zealand
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Trend Article One- PDF Brochure
The relationship between architecture and the environment is crucial to the success of any project – the siting of a house will always be determined by its setting, just as the elements within that setting will in turn determine the design of the house.
Trend, Section focus - Waterside Properties, Volume 23 No.6, 2007
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Trend Article online - www.trendsideas.com
Just as water plays an important visual role in the identity of the house, so too does light, with its ever-changing, almost physical manifestation. "Allowing the light to carve up the spaces means you never get the same sense of the house on a day-to-day – or even on a minute-to-minute – basis. Each person's experience of, and relationship to, the house is unique".
www.trendsideas.com article on line, 2007
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Trend Article Two - PDF Brochure
As well as being a family home, the house operates as a boutique lodge. The intention with the design was to give visitors a sense of escape. It makes sense then that the homeowners too, should benefit from the tropical vacation feel within their own private space.
Trend, Section focus - bathroom feature, Volume 23 No. 5, 2007
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The Great Escape
From city bustle to paradise found, Noel Lane has helped realise one couple's dream of easing into early retirement.
New Architecture
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NZ Home and Entertaining Oct/Nov 2006 - Cover
How a building will relate to its surroundings plays an important role not only in the eventual design of the house, but also in how the occupants will interact with both. A harmonious relationship between the built and natural environments will permeate all levels.
NZ Home & Entertaining - Section New Architecture, Oct/Nov 2006
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NZ H & G onHoliday - PDF Brochure
The wrapping has come off Waipiata Lodge just in time for summer. It’s so
new that onHoliday’s correspondents were the first guests to disturb the
tranquillity of the stunning two-hectare Mahurangi harbourside property.
NZ H&G onHoliday, 2006
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Waipiata, Winner Top Tourism Site
Waipiata offers 5-star luxury bed and breakfast accommodation situated 40 minutes north of Auckland, surrounded by native trees on the western shores of the Mahurangi Harbour. An easy to use Web site that utilises white space and an uncluttered layout as a fantastic platform for displaying stunning photos of Waipiata.
New Zealand Tourism Guide, 2009
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