Seatoun Home, Wellington Property, Ludlam Street Residence, Project Photos, Design

Seatoun House Wellington Residence

Ludlam Street Residential Development in New Zealand – design by HMA

19 Mar 2010

Seatoun House

Tew Wilson House, Wellington

Architects: HERRIOT + MELHUISH: ARCHITECTURE LTD

Location: 68 Ludlam Street, Seatoun, Wellington, New Zealand

Seatoun House, Wellington, New Zealand

Seatoun House
photos : Paul McCredie

House in Seatoun

The brief for this house was for a 4 bedroom family home, good for entertaining large groups. The clients requested open plan kitchen/family/dining spaces with a lounge area able to be shut off. They also needed space for a separate commercial kitchen.

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photos : Juergen Rausch

Our design approach combined the following:

– Layering of flat roof planes to allow clerestories and high level glazing.
– Simple composition of forms and robust materials.
– Direct connections between living spaces and sunny sheltered courtyards.
– Privacy from street.
– A Composition of joyful moments with functional living.

NZIA Resene Local Awards for Architecture 2006
Residential Category, Wellington

Seatoun House Wellington images / information from HMA

Location: 68 Ludlam Street, Seatoun, Wellington, New Zealand

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