Lake's Edge | Dravitzki Brown Architecture | ArchiPro
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Overlooking Queenstown’s Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains, Lake’s Edge is a contemporary family home that celebrates incredible views while protecting its privacy on a site that’s exposed to a public walkway. Wrapped in cedar with large built-in timber screens, its ‘big box on little box’ form creates an intimate living space that cantilevers out over an outdoor entertaining room.
The outdoor lifestyle enticed one Te Anau family to move to the heart of Queenstown and build a stunning home in Kelvin Heights on the edge of Lake Wakatipu, which enjoys a north-facing view to popular ski resort Coronet Peak. The homeowners’ global travels have taken them to beautiful hotels around the world, providing the inspiration for the architects’ brief, although more serious site constraints formed the real drivers for this home.
“The lakefront location of this property, the views over the water and up towards Coronet Peak and its sunny aspect are unsurpassed in Queenstown - and you can hear the sounds of the water,” explains Alister, who designed the house in collaboration with his partner Katrina Dravitzki, co-directors at Dravitzki Brown Architecture.
“At night, you can sit in a chair in the lounge and you actually feel like you're on the lake looking at the Coronet Peak lights,” he adds. “It's an absolutely incredible space and everyone who visits becomes immersed in the view - it's just jaw-dropping.”
While the duo were lucky to work with amazing views towards the north and west of the property, they also had to contend with constraints on each side of the section, as well as a very restrictive height plane. The narrow section faces north and slopes down to the water, with a pedestrian walkway along the lakefront, a Hilton Hotel complex located on the western side and a park reserve, which meant that privacy was a key requirement of the design.
“The site is fairly sheltered from the elements so you can sit outside most of the time during the year,” says Katrina. “However, the site is close to a public walkway, so we needed to create large decks at the front to ensure that when you're inside the house, you can't actually see people walking and cycling in front - it's pretty clever.”
The duo has created a ‘big box over a little box’ concept, consisting of a glass box framed by a couple of concrete walls with a cantilevered Swiss Pearl and cedar box flying out over the front. Cedar screens on the sides of the building use an actuated system that controls when they open and close.
“The area underneath the cantilevered form becomes an outdoor room and gives us protection from the sunlight during summer,” says Alister. “We also hit a restriction in terms of how far we could encroach onto the buildable platform, so the cantilevered component of the site allows us to go over into that space and take back area that we wouldn't usually be able to use, as well as making the bedroom above as close to the water as possible.”
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Now that's architecture! That's a dwelling with a beautiful design! Cozy, built for the family
Beautiful and well conceived. “Clever” as the owner says. The low profile and adjustable shutters are a great concept.
I enjoy that each room is designed with a unique purpose and not just another box to fill with crap
I love your big deck
I just love this house, someday by hard working I will be able to build one. In Jesus name, Amen.
Wow, by chance i was glacing at this home while driving to kelvin heights in Queenstown. I never imagined i would get to see inside as well.
Breath taking views. Gorgeous house
This is so beautiful!!!!!!!....😍
One of the best houses you guys showcased
Шикарный дом, с шикарным видом.
Turn on English caption at 1:01.
AHAHHAHAAHHA but
what does she say in reality? (i'm not english i don't understand perfectly)
@@LorenzoRepele It's supposed to be "decks"!
@@UnfinishedCadenza thanks
Lmao
the music is so beautiful, very nice
Its got a 90s-like business sense to it, but on closer look it's undoubtedly 21st century.
OneofthebestHome
Please.I would like to know the name of the background music. It is as beautiful as the house is .
Clever indeed! love this look
Very nice!
I love it ，where is this beauty in Queenstwon
Love everything
Is New Zealand even real?? This house really has it all
House might be too big for my taste, but it's still breathtakingly beautiful.
🙌
stunning!
Amazing!
Que hermoso lugar
Wow
nice design.
❤
how could this video only get 9 comments???????????????????????????
Nice video. Could you please tell me which modelo
of domotic do it use? Thank in advance
Enormous big dominant. Conflict with environments. Spoils the appearance of the pace.
This house is so sad, *sniff sniff*😢
@Andrew Benz for me, the house has this deep feeling of loneliness. Maybe it's the music, maybe it's the dark interior, the impeded windows, materials that feel "cold", a cellar that looks like it should belong to a posh bar. I just feel the house lacks warmth to me. I mean, this is just my personal opinion. I'm sure many would say otherwise.
Does anyone know what the background music is called ?
1:00 they created what?
I love the use of wood and concrete. This house is for sale.
really? all that brief and they are selling it? Any idea about the price?
@@eurekajon6548 AFAIK it sold for NZD $6,750,000 on 7 June 2020.
Any environmental footprints of note
Okay but what is the song though. 😅
Millions of dollars spent on a house in 2020 and we have no solar . These architects must not like green energy or something.
Too dark inside, with so much glass needs artificial lighting even on a bright day - unless, of course, this is what you like.
I think I'm into the house being dark
I agree, the first time the video shows the kitchen area, the dark ceiling looks kinda cool, but later in the video where we are looking at the living room at daylight, everything suddently looking very dingy. When you design a house, you really have to be careful with the color of choice and how that will affect the lighting and mood inside your house.
That fire pit underneath the wooden overhang distresses me. Otherwise wonderful.
I see where NARNIA shoot! 😂
The music is annoying tone it down can’t hear the. Dialogue I am surprised it was put on made
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For regions and/or states: we release the “know-how” to market an innovative professional fixing system (it is applied without drilling).
Für Regionen und / oder Staaten: wir gewähren das “Know-how“, um ein innovatives professionelles Befestigungssystem zu vermarkten (es wird ohne Bohren angewendet).
Pour les régions et / ou états: nous accordons le «know-how» pour commercialiser un système de fixation professionnel innovant (il est appliqué sans perçage).
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They created big decks out the front? Yeah, just like every African-American mother.