"The new build is conceived as a series of agricultural volumes arranged around a central courtyard that opens toward the surrounding mountains, providing a harmonious connection with nature."
"Clad in zinc and corrugated metal to protect from harsh seasonal shifts, the interior is defined by oak joinery, limestone flooring, and plaster finishes, reflecting a contemporary approach to rural architecture."
"Katie Lockhart developed an interiors palette that feels eclectic but considered, combining custom pieces alongside vintage finds to create a cohesive and inviting atmosphere."
"The result is a modern compound designed to flex with the seasons of life, pared back for daily use and artistic practice, but expandable to accommodate a full house."
The new house near Queenstown, New Zealand, is designed by Fearon Hay and Katie Lockhart as a family home and ceramicist retreat. It accommodates returning children and guests, featuring agricultural volumes around a central courtyard. The exterior is clad in zinc and corrugated metal, while the interior includes oak joinery, limestone flooring, and plaster finishes. Lockhart focused on furnishings that blend custom pieces with vintage finds, creating a modern compound that adapts to seasonal changes and daily use.
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