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Why this Wānaka holiday home took its inspiration from a DoC hut
With a young family, the brief for this Wānaka holiday home was simple: something that resembles a DoC hut.
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A Wānaka holiday home, inspired by a DoC hut, was designed by architect Rafe Maclean for a family with strong ties to the area. Built on a challenging triangular site, the compact 65sqm home cleverly maximises space and function.
Key features reflect the hut aesthetic, including green cladding and exposed timber. Despite its small size, the well-insulated house feels spacious, comfortably hosting large groups and promoting a simple, pared-back lifestyle reminiscent of outdoor adventures.
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