Concrete tilt-panel exterior walls are used to create the front living “bunker” area.
2005 ADNZ Architectural Design Awards
Winner for ‘The Bunker House’
Single Residential Dwelling (Waikato Regional)
Highly Commended for ‘The Bunker House’
Single Residential Dwelling (National)
A 7m high glass entry atrium dominates the road aspect of this home, which provides a feeling of momentum between spaces inside, without giving away too much about the internal workings.
Concrete tilt-panel exterior walls are used to create the front living “bunker” area. We integrated a solid concrete “social lounge” into this bunker-style home. The room sits on the south side of the home, and is a quiet interaction space with a seating-level window that picture frames the exterior plantings.
