A Beautiful House with a Rooftop Garden Located in New Zealand's Wilderness (House Tour)
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- A beautiful house grounded within an extraordinary landscape setting, Matagouri House provides an immediate visual impact without taking away from the natural beauty of the surrounding environment. Removed from the urban centre of Queenstown, New Zealand, the home sits between two natural mounds in the surrounding tussock at the foot of The Remarkables mountain range and the edge of Lake Wakatipu.
Sitting upon a plateau that lies within a broader curtilage of land, interior spaces are laid out around a sheltered courtyard under an engineered timber roof plane. The main living area of the beautiful house is considered a peninsula, a singular wide space that wraps around a protected courtyard. This courtyard has a strong sense of gravity for the overall composition of the land as it accesses the public wings of the building, including the kitchen and dining area. Bedrooms are upstairs - the elevated position and the interior design of the rooms nurture the aspect beyond the roof.
As such, the powerful landscape setting is integral to the form and overall design of the beautiful house. Fearon Hay Architects draws on this in an interesting way to develop an occupation at a scale that feels comfortable for the residents. To do this they moderate the way the house captures the view, with areas removing the view entirely - the outlook is taken away and then re-presented for its impact to be fully understood.
The beautiful house remains exquisitely immersed in the landscape. For example, the engineered timber roof plane carries a planted tussock green rooftop garden and is shaped to marry into the natural landforms. The way the home and the landscape blend into one also enables a strong sense of historic occupation. The architecture of the building isn't read as a new structure but is instead embedded in the landscape as if it has been developed over time.
This theme continues in the home's interior design with a palette and materiality that reflects the landscape. Timber and muted, earthy tones dominate throughout and masonry is influenced by the surrounding rock formations. In terms of furniture, a ‘shaker design’ concept was employed, which is the idea of functional interior components that can be integrated within the beautiful house. The specification of planting on the garden roof is also influenced by the surrounding topography.
Matagouri House looks outwards to its perimeter and natural environment to inform its very essence. The locally sourced engineered timber structure and planted roof strategies respond to the ambition for a sustainable, responsible architecture within this harsh alpine environment. It is the way the beautiful house relates to its striking setting that reveals its true power - a home that feels as remote and barren as the surrounding landscape yet maintains a sense of sanctuary and comfort.
00:00 - Introduction
00:18 - The Location of Matagouri
00:38 - The Design Process
01:23 - Defining Themes
01:56 - Inspiration Behind the Rooftop Garden
02:32 - The Client and The Brief
03:14 - The Composition of the Home
03:55 - Reflecting The Landscape
04:47 - Aspirations For The Future
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Photography by Sam Hartnett.
Architecture and Interior Design by Fearon Hay Architects.
Interior Design by Dawdy Brown.
Build by Bayshore Builders.
Landscape by o2 Landscapes.
Geotechnical Engineering by GeoSolve.
Structural Engineering by Cuthbert Ashmore Consultants.
Filmed and Edited by Cadre and Nick Stevenson.
Production by The Local Project.
The Local Project acknowledges Māori as tangata whenua and Treaty of Waitangi partners in Aotearoa New Zealand. We recognise the importance of Indigenous peoples in the identity of our respective countries and continuing connections to Country and community. We pay our respect to Elders, past and present and extend that respect to all Indigenous people of these lands.
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We hope you all enjoyed learning more about the breathtaking Matagouri in New Zealand’s South Island! The architectural marvel of this home, designed by Fearon Hay Architects, beautifully balances the rawness of its surroundings with a sense of domestic tranquillity. Matagouri was recently featured in Issue No. 12 of our Print Publication, which is available to purchase through our website - thelocalproject.com.au/publication/issue-12/
please include information about the costs of constructions, interior design and purshase or selling of the entire property in the future !
So calming and beautiful! I can only imagine the silence, solitude and calmth of this location in this beautiful house. Also the styling is sober, because look at that surroundings! No painting on the wall could surpass this beautiful landscape
No next door. 😂
its videos like these that make me realise everyone has the same 24 hours, and I just don't see myself living without one of these amazing homes
That's a very limited and confused perspective. The little homeless boy in India has the same 24 hours as the son of a banker in Switzerland, but they do not live the same life.
@@ricoxkillerdo you not get the point? Stop being dense
molly mae is that you
All have the same 24hrs but we're born in different circumstances
It is about values right. ✨
I adore the living space: it really manages to feel secure & comforting but still be connected to the rough landscape
Everything about this home is perfect. Comfort mixed with function mixed with beauty.
Wow! That Shaker inspired interior design is indeed different, but very nice. The spindle use, the drawer fronts, striations in exterior surfacing--all spectacular. Fantastic and memorable project.
I like the concept of “hiding” the view in certain places so it’s not always there in order to appreciate it more.
succeeds on an amazing number of levels. an hour long video would be enormously appreciated
Beautiful opportunity to have a rooftop garden
I love when houses are integrated with nature
This is just beautiful. An escape that you will never find in a city.
The opening view immediately gave me sense of why the home was being built in the place where it was built. The home has an amazing view. I love the idea that there are places within the home which cannot see the view so no one becomes accustomed to the awesomeness of the view. The view will alwayse be awesome in the most grandest sense. I loved the roof because it does exactly what is said in the video, it gives the home a sense of having always been there. It removes the newness from the home since the home blends into the landscape. The home is really a respite from the everyday. Very lovely.
This site alone is stunning ! I could be happy living in my sping bar tent here. I cannot imagine what king of wealth it would take to own such an exspanse of beautiful land as this. The home they built is perfect for this site. It doesnt take anything away from the natural beauty.
The Matagouri house really blends well with the stunning NZ view!
You wanna wake up to that beautiful modern home. Love it! Thanks Local Project
One word: extraordinary! I can see myself living there, it's amazing how beautiful the house is and how well it blends into the landscape
Are you sure that word wasn't "occupation"? 😉
The whole house is amazing but Im the most in love with the living room ceiling, just love the space it creates
Stunning house...absolutely with one with nature.
Except for all that bunker like concrete…
I am totally in love with this one, this is so honest to nature, so humble, it is efficient and timeless. Wow. 👏
Wonderful expression of the art of architecture as it relates to its surroundings. So very well done.
The interior speaks life into this project
Amazing build love
Perfectamente conseguida la integración ¡¡¡.
The roughly hewn textures and way it folds into the earth are just dreamy.
Too good, wow
Beautiful house
stunning
what a beauty
Hi Nice shot
Wow!
This is the most perfect house i've ever seen and by perfect i mean everything from landscape to architectural details to interior designs i never saw a house and thought i wouldn't change a thing if i were to live in it but it is that house where i wouldn't want to change even a single thing
I hope there were a more detailed tour of the interior and layout tho
amazing
very nice building
I love It ❤
dream house
Always like❤❤
It is nicely closed. With some openess.
New drinking game: take a shot every time you hear 'occupation'
The Opportunity to explore Proximate Occupation was a strong contributor to this video...
And so was the word of the day, "occupation".
Beat me to it! Damn
I'm not sure why, but I longed for some contrast, even a bright blue planter statement to brighten up what seemed very austere and a bit cold -the music-making also was a bit sombre. The landscape can be very limited to browns/olives/grey in that part of the country and in NZ. I guess the introduced exotics like maples/oaks give interest and vibrance via autumn red/golden tones.
Occupation. Yes
in Hindi
Mata - mother
gouri - Parvati (lord Shiva's wife) (mother of Ganesha)
Great design, great location and great integration of the two but for the love of whatever deity you may subscribe to, take about 70% off "the occupation".
The home has a feeling of a ruin, and I like it. Well done.
How do you square mythic with grounded and cozy, all at once. Remarkable
Occupation, apparently. 😉
How many bathrooms in this fine structure? It has the appearance of a bunker, using cover and concealment to avoid destruction. All along the coast of Europe you can see remnants of “Fortress Europe “, it would segue right in amongst the bunkers, with dunes enveloping the structure while native grasses soften the dark purpose for which they were created! A remote and forbidding structure this, hunkered down like some crouching animal.
Its a shame that only rich people can afford to live in an architecturally pleasing house! Really would love to see the cost of these houses, probably around 8 million AUD on average based on the past content.
Probably watching the wrong channel if that’s the content your looking for. A channel like Never Too Small might be more suitable?
Some homes are baches, and can be rented. :)
Could have something to do with "the occupation". 😉😂🤪
The masonry on the outside of the building has an interesting look to it, is it poured concrete?
🌞🌞🌞
Wish there was a tangible connection of the roof gardens to the adjoining slopes of grass, if not it feels a bit false and contrived
Very well done. Of course, people plant homes in wilderness areas, but something about this infiltration will never sit well with me.
Exactly, where does it end.
I feel the same way about cities spoiling a beautiful world. At least this is harmony with the landscape.
@@johnowens5342 Established cities are not an excuse or reasonable argument to encroach on wilderness areas. From a Sustainability vantage point, cities are far better for the planet. Also, this home may be a gateway and a thumbs up for others to choose the same path. If we ask the landscape and wildlife where they wish we would build luxury homes, could we guess what they would say?
I agree, it's probably got something to do with the smoke chugging out of the chimney. Surely solar power should be used in this location.
how much does it cost for a house like this? I would like 1 built
I would never "remove the view" in any room of any house....ever.
4:09 The chimney looks like a rubbish bin sitting in the middle of a field. Not sure if that was the intention but if not then that cylindrical metal piece's occupation might be in doubt unless it identifies as a rubbish bin instead of what it actually is, a chimney but we can't question its orientation these days as it's not P.C.
Your comment about a chimney has managed to be one of the most unhinged things I’ve read today.
Why do people choose glass wall in this kind of unsecured location?
No. You Cannot. Local Project you cannot drop video footage of literal heaven and only get 60k views. What the actual hell.
Great video but why do architects use such fluffy words…interior occupation…
Archillect
too bad you'd have to be criminally well off to ever afford a house like that
How much money do you have?
... yes.
Why take the effort to make the majority of the home blend into the landscape.. then put a two-story unadorned concrete cube, that sticks out like a sore thumb
In NZ any barn would do. 😂
MmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmT
If this guy says occupation one more time………..
1:12 was too sexy
There's land all around, so they put the garden on the roof. Ah well, sheep-fucking does things to your mind.
I see what they were trying to achieve but it just falls ever so slightly short of achieving that intention in every space. It’s not a bad house by any means. It’s really quite nice. But it’s just not a masterpiece. Several minor aesthetic choices add up to create this deficit of cohesion that lets the overall impact of the design down.
the video is nice but the guy literally said nothing useful lol
This is about the scenery not the bunker, why so square and unsuited to the landscape. The square concrete finish boxes sit in the landscape like a coffee mug sitting in a cutlery drawer. Grasses on the roof are an ill fitting wig. Missed a great opportunity.
I don't know about you guys but this house looks so moody and unwelcoming. only a level 4 introvert would enjoy staying here😅😅
Some architects sound like a basic AI pretending to be an architect.
This really is one of the worst designs I've seen on RUclips. A big fail surely
0:35 he says there's "no proximity of other structures" and yet at 0:21 you can very clearly see another house in the background. Such a blatant falsehood makes you wonder what else the architects might be concealing....🤔
very sterile house, I gues the SHaker style isnt for everyone but it makes house seem cold
Not cozy.
So grim and depressing
My God....this house is so boring and cliche....you can say whatever you want about it bit it's a shoe box with grass on the roof. It blends seamlessly with the intern who designed it.