Bath house
Stone pools, sauna, and a sheltered terrace oriented to the evening sky.
43° 18′ NCoastal edge17 private residences
Architecture of permanence
Built into
the weather.
Seventeen residences between stone and sea.Explore the residences ↗
01 / The headland
A line of shelter
against an open horizon.
Cairn follows the terrain rather than interrupting it. Low stone volumes settle behind the ridge, opening west toward changing water and closing gently against the wind.
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- Residences
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- Architectural types
- 1:1
- Landscape to building
Inside / 02
“The room begins
where the horizon does.”
Deep reveals frame the sea. Hearths anchor every plan. Natural light travels across stone throughout the day.
03 / Material register
Chosen to meet
time honestly.
Limestone from a single quarry, weathered bronze, dark oak, lime plaster, and wool. The palette is quiet at completion and becomes richer through use.
- 01Local limestone
- 02Patinated bronze
- 03Smoked oak
- 04Natural fibres
04 / Shared ground
A private address.
A wider landscape.
Field room
A shared table, library, and working kitchen for gatherings large and small.
Coastal path
A restored trail through native grassland to the water’s edge.
Private appointments
Begin with
a conversation.
Request the residence book, arrange a private presentation, or ask about a particular plan.