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Sustainable Rusted Cottages Win ADNZ Award

by: Moon Apple October 30 2017

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Two little rusted cottages have won big at the New Zealand Architectural Design awards - confirming not only can smaller, sustainable homes mean a simpler life, but they can look amazing too.
Rusty house, front, evening, light

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This year's winner of the ADNZ Resene Architectural Design supreme award were two adjoined townhouses - just 74sq m each - on a 300sq m central city site in Christchurch. The prestigious awards were presented at a ceremony at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa last night.
The rusted Madras St workingman's cottages were designed by Mitchell Coll of Coll Architecture and described as 'an exemplar for urban living' by the ADNZ judges. The properties also won the Residential Multi-Unit Dwelling Architectural Design Award and Residential Interiors Architectural Design Award.

Interior, blue seats
'Back Country House' tucked away in the bush-clad hills of Puhoi, designed by David Maurice of LTD Architectural Design Studio, won the new home award for 150sq m-300sq m. The judges described the design as a 'clever use of volume inside a primary form.' The property features hidden bathtubs under the deck, which overlooks a stunning bush setting.

Interior, kitchen
"All spaces are multi-functional and adaptable. Judicious detailing, demonstrating a high level of craft and conceptual awareness from all involved, allows the primary design proposition to be presented on strong terms," the judges said. Allan McIntosh of Buildology won the Resene Colour in Design Award for '17 O'Neill', a Ponsonby villa restoration. Its beauty wowed the Resene judges.

Interior, fence, doors, ceiling light

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Sustainable Rusted Cottages Win ADNZ Award

By Moon Apple

Two little rusted cottages have won big at the New Zealand Architectural Design awards - confirming not only can smaller, sustainable homes mean a simpler life, but they can look amazing too. Urban Living This year's winner of the ADNZ Resene Architectural Design supreme award were two adjoined townhouses - just 74sq m each - on a 300sq m central city site in Christchurch. The prestigious awards were presented at a ceremony at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa last night. The rusted Madras St workingman's cottages were designed by Mitchell Coll of Coll Architecture and described as 'an exemplar for urban living' by the ADNZ judges. The properties also won the Residential Multi-Unit Dwelling Architectural Design Award and Residential Interiors Architectural Design Award. Recommended:  Off-Grid Homes And Tiny Houses: With Solar Panels And Prefab 'Back Country House' tucked away in the bush-clad hills of Puhoi, designed by David Maurice of LTD Architectural Design Studio, won the new home award for 150sq m-300sq m. The judges described the design as a 'clever use of volume inside a primary form.' The property features hidden bathtubs under the deck, which overlooks a stunning bush setting.  "All spaces are multi-functional and adaptable. Judicious detailing, demonstrating a high level of craft and conceptual awareness from all involved, allows the primary design proposition to be presented on strong terms," the judges said. Allan McIntosh of Buildology won the Resene Colour in Design Award for '17 O'Neill', a Ponsonby villa restoration. Its beauty wowed the Resene judges. Recommended:  Tiny House: Are Large Interiors Possible In Small Houses? Recommended:  Tiny Houses Tips And Tricks: Minimalistic Living Experience Did you find this an interesting article, or do you have a question or remark? Leave a comment below. We try to respond the same day. Like to write your own article about architecture?  What you gain?  Extra: Global exposure, a valuable backlink! Click on  'Register'  or push the button 'Write An Article' on the  'HomePage.'