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Living on the edge: New Zealand's best clifftop homes
Here are five stunning clifftop homes where the house and dramatic surroundings combine to striking effect.
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This article highlights five stunning New Zealand clifftop homes, each showcasing a unique architectural approach to its dramatic coastal setting.
Designs range from Belinda George Architects' Bowden House, which turns away from the sea, to Studio John Irving's V House, which steps down the cliff at Waipu Cove. Other examples include RTA Studio's twin-pavilion bach and Herbst Architects' Lantern House on Waiheke. Julian Guthrie's Muriwai House uses a concrete wall for stability, demonstrating innovative solutions for exposed sites.
1. Bowden House by Belinda George Architects
Bowden House by Belinda George Architects. Photography by Simon Devitt.
2. V House by Studio John Irving
V House by Studio John Irving. Photography by Simon Wilson.
3. Pomare Bach by RTA Studio
Pomare Bay Bach by RTA Studio. Photography by Patrick Reynolds.
4. Lantern House by Herbst Architects
Lantern House by Herbst Architects. Photography by Jackie Meiring.
5. Muriwai House by Julian Guthrie
Muriwai House by Julian Guthrie Architects. Photography by Patrick Reynolds.
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