Save this picture!© Paul McCredie+ 22 Share “COPY” Year: Area: 320 m² Area: 320 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Dublin Street / Kerr Ritchie photographs: Paul McCrediePhotographs: Paul McCredieSave this picture!© Paul McCredieText description provided by the architects. This home sits on a sloping site above Queenstown with spectacular views south to the Remarkable Ranges, to Bowen Peak and to the town and the lake below. The client requested a house unlike many of the other monolithic plaster houses in the neighbourhood. Save this picture!© Paul McCredieIt is a dark textured cedar house formed by inter-linked parallelograms that hugs the perimeter of the site to maximise the space to the north of the house. It has dramatic panoramic views to the south and sun filled courtyards on the north that borrow the green space of the adjoining reserve. The oblique angled planes allow it to capture views in many directions. Save this picture!© Paul McCredieThe interior is unpredictable. A triangular room with cedar clad walls forms an extension to the outside courtyard. A Flash of bright orange is revealed at the snug core of the house. A small double height space in the living room captures the view to the tall mountains beyond. Meanwhile the house has remarkable privacy within its suburban context. Save this picture!Floor PlanProject gallerySee allShow lessCasa Y / F:L ArchitettiSelected ProjectsDoes Prince Charles Abuse His Power Over Architects?Architecture News Share Year: ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/422839/dublin-street-kerr-ritchie Clipboard “COPY” 2012 New Zealand Dublin Street / Kerr RitchieSave this projectSaveDublin Street / Kerr Ritchie Projects CopyAbout this officeKerr RitchieOfficeFollowProductsWoodConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesQueenstownHousesNew ZealandPublished on September 02, 2013Cite: “Dublin Street / Kerr Ritchie” 02 Sep 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
