One plan,
many styles
Garage
6.3 x 6
One plan, many styles – our Ready to Build plans offer great flexibility for home
builders and are particularly helpful if you’re a first-timer.
These architecturally inspired designs will stand the test of time and you can build
them as is or use the floor plan as a thought starter and alter to suit – add a room,
move the living area/garage, extend the outdoor space etc.
The only limitation is, if you make too many changes, sometimes it is easier to start
from scratch, and we can Design & Build you a house to fit your needs and budget.
Here are some examples of the same floor plan, our Lakeside design, executed in
different ways, completely changing the look and feel of the overall home design
and floor plan.
Ensuite
Walk in 'robe
2 x 2
3.3 x 2.1
Storage
Toilet
Pantry
1.5 x 2.2
REF.
WH
Kitchen
4.1 x 2.9
Bedroom 1
4.5 x 4.8
Porch
Entry
4.2 x 9.8
Study/
Bedroom 4
3 x 3.1
W/R
Laundry
1.8 x 2.8
store
WH
store
Bedroom 3
3.9 x 3.4
W/R
Bathroom
3.2 x 2.9
W/R
Bedroom 2
3.1 x 4.1
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Dining / Family
8.7 x 5.3
Living
4.8 x 4.5
Pergola
PAVILION
A pavilion style home, this classic design features nearly 3m-high sloped
ceilings, with extra height windows to maximise sun and views. Exterior
includes weatherboard and plaster combination cladding for a modern yet
timeless Central Otago look.
CONTEMPORARY
The flat roof with parapets offers a more modern cubic option, without
detracting from the pavilion layout and retaining the feel of interior
spaciousness. This is an increasingly trendy look.
TRADITIONAL
Utilising the same pavilion layout, this more traditional variation has
removed the raking window to give the plan a more classic look. The home
is still clad in weatherboards, but now features a gable or hip roofline, with
window facings and sills – a look that is typically popular of country set
homes.
MONO-PITCH
A contemporary approach to the Lakeside plan, the mono-pitched roofline
of the main pavilion has been utilised to create a style popular with 1960s
modernism architecture. The exterior style features vertical board and
battens, with smooth stucco cladding. Stack bond blocks in the chimney
and portico pillars complete the look.
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