The result, a modular timber box home, offers compact internal accommodation attached to a generous double-height, insect-screened Bahama room, roof planes welcome Northern winter sun while long verandah-type spaces encourage natural cross ventilation, plywood floor and wall linings are in keeping with a spare and essential design that encourages the focus to remain on the richness displayed outside.

Spatially, three linear zones provide separate pavilion accommodation for sleeping, living and services and are further articulated into three distinct but connected volumes. Cantilevered decks and steps hover over the landscape lightly, projecting sun awnings provided deep shade in summer and dynamic floating roof planes and generous overhangs respond to adjoining natural vegetation to bring the outside in. The lightweight clad pavilions are anchored to the site with exposed stack bonded masonry spine walls.