Hilltop House

New build · Red Beach, North Auckland

Hilltop House

A three-level house on a Red Beach hilltop, with a single-level minor dwelling beside it. Metal cladding, metal roof. The site hands you the outlook; the levels are what let the house take it without turning its back on the street.

The project

Three-level house in dark cladding with stacked glazed balconies, Red Beach
Three-level house with glass balustrades to each balcony, Red Beach
Close-up of the standing-seam cladding and glass balustrade detail, Red Beach
Looking up the standing-seam clad wall against the sky, Red Beach
Narrow drive running between the main house and the lower pavilion, Red Beach
Living room with a modular sofa and full-height glazing to the sea view, Red Beach
Main house and the lower pavilion lit at dusk from the drive, Red Beach
Single-level pavilion with full-height glazing opening onto a deck and lawn, Red Beach
Three-level house on its sloping site seen from the lawn, Red Beach
Kitchen island and dining table with the coastal view through full-height glazing, Red Beach
Stone island with an induction hob looking out over the living room to the sea, Red Beach
Dining and kitchen looking out through the sliding doors to the view, Red Beach
Sliding doors open onto the deck with the estuary and coast beyond, Red Beach
Full-height sliding doors framing the coastal outlook, Red Beach
Kitchen with dark cabinetry, a stone island and timber bar stools, Red Beach
Dining table and living area with the coastal view through the corner glazing, Red Beach
Dining table beside full-height glazing looking out over the estuary at dusk, Red Beach
Open-plan living and dining with the view through the corner windows, Red Beach

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