McFall Country House
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Features
- Glass entertainment pavilion with hidden roof support and sliding glass walls
- Raised pitched ceiling with exposed rafters and hidden steel structure to give clear open volume
- Integration with existing house using covered walkway colonnade provides a unified balanced whole
Products
Cladding: Linea weatherboards with copper corner soakers to match existing house
Joinery: Continuous track sliding stacking aluminium doors also meeting at corners
Roofing: Corrugated coloursteel
Flooring: Honed and polished sealed concrete cut with large square grid pattern
Our instructions were to add a separate multi-purpose pavilion that integrates with the existing house. This has become a real magnet for all as it is a stylish retreat as well as a perfect entertaining centre for large groups.
The poolside setting makes this a pool pavilion as well as a quiet winter hideaway. The guest bedroom suite completes a real honeymoon idyll. When the glass walls are all open the space is transformed into a tropical 'bale' roof on posts open to the garden on three sides.
Location: 106 Freeburn Road, Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
