Kuaotunu House by Crosson Clarke Carnachan
Situated on a dramatic site in a beautiful coastal village, the Kuaotunu House is a beach house renovated from an existing holiday home.
Architects: Crosson Clarke Carnachan
Location: Kuaotunu, Coromandel, New Zealand
Photographs: Simon Devitt
The building consists of three separate pavilions all clad with a zinc roof that imitates notional fish scales, the en-suite opens to the outside, allowing the experience of showering and bathing in nature.
Inspiration from architect:
The holiday experience is reinforced by the separate pavilions being disconnected from the main living room, this results in a camping experience of going from ‘tent to tent’. The social organisation of the plan is relaxed and holiday-like.