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The impressive roof structure covering this swimming pool consists of a 50 metre span octagonal space truss.

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Sited on an idyllic vantage point overlooking Lake Rotokauri for Stephanie Treacher and Ron Jackways, the house is formed by two simple wings, rich in detail.

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Named after a boat once beached in Owhiro bay, the Ian Louise house was designed by Rafe Maclean as a simple family home.

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Curved glue-laminated arches are used in the building to support the roof.

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Built for a Japanese customer, the house is a typical small Japanese design with formal entrance, unit bathroom and tatami room.

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Desiring the warmth, character and durability of natural timber, the owners of this house reluctantly discarded the originally preferred traditional log construction due to the sheer size of the house and consequent difficulties in sourcing material and skilled tradespeople.

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The use of angled glue-laminated beams to support the building’s roof and ceiling displays the strength and aesthetic merit of wood.

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The architects have provided and innovative, sensitive building, fit for purpose, that pushes beyond its tight constraints. The interior detailing and the entrance makes reference to the region's kauri dam.

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