Unusual House Architecture by Murray Cockburn Partnership
December 10th, 2009 - Posted in Architect, Architecture Design, Home Design, Residential Architecture
In 1973 Murray Cockburn Partnership succeeded Architects Engineers Partnership which was established by Murray Cockburn in Suva, Fiji in 1971. MCP has associated Ron Seeto joined the practice in 1981. MCP Auckland was opened in 1986. Ron Seeto is principal of MCP Auckland. The personnel at Murray Cockburn Partnership have the skills to creatively interpret our Clients requirements after having studied the particular constraints relating to a site and taking into account all physical, climatic, cultural and other influences in order to maximise the success of the project.
We noticed our readers are found of unusual houses that involve nature, weather they are located in a beautiful natural environment or actually built from sustainable materials. Today’s example- Kohara Lodge- comes from Murray Cockburn Partnership and is located within pristine lands in Queenstown, New Zealand. It features 3 bathrooms 4 bedrooms, an open living,-room, a large kitchen and on top of that, an impressive pool, a spa area and a fireplace. The idea behind the project was to create a house that would be as “connected” with nature as possible which is why the company replanted the native trees that the construction was built on. The surrounding sceneries are absolutely spectacular, as windows offer great views of the Shotover River and Coronet Peak.






Tags: architects, bathrooms, impressive pool, living room, natural environment, sustainable materials
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