The residence was designed for a patron of the arts on top of a cliff in the coastal suburb of Takapuna, New Zealand by architect Pip Cheshire whilst at
Jasmax prior to setting up
his own firm. Despite the limited palette of materials and the sedated expression of the form, the language of the architecture boasts a pedigree in a home that is both rich and complex, dually fort-like yet open.
thanks Carl Douglas for the correction
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Small note: the Congreve House was designed by Pip Cheshire, but he did it while working for Jasmax, before he started Cheshire Architects.
Such an amazing house. That pool in front of the house make it fancy like in the dream
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