On the shores of Lake Hawea, nestled in the mountains and the Central Otago landscape, contrasting materials suit this modest family home. Patina Grey Prefa FX12 aluminium shingles provide a robust finish for the harsh mountain climate. Rust-coloured vertical variable tray Corten panels and lines provide contrasting design and a rural-styled finish. Colour and materials bring this home to life.
Builder: Down to Earth Builders Architect: Salmond Architecture Materials: A Combination of Corten and Prefa FX12 Aluminium shingles
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