Patrick Reynolds - Architectural Photographer

A modest retreat provides shelter, warmth and comfort in the wild and isolated of the remote setting.

With the help of friends and neighbours this beautifully crafted home was realised on a budget closer to a caravan than a family home.

House for Five is a home designed by an architect for his family in an area controlled by strict planning controls. See what he did…

Sandhills Road House draws on the most basic and humble rural sights to create a stunning contemporary beach bach.

On a site covered in mature trees, Under Pohutukawa House is designed to represent the stumps of trees removed for construction.

The Pohutukawa House stands at the coastal foreshore of a wild beach on a site almost overgrown with mature Pohutukawa trees.

S_House divides a long thin lot into two gardens. Unlike a conventional home, S_House embraces both front and rear gardens.

Herbst Architects continue their search for the perfect beach bach — Castle Rock Beach House is dramatic in spite of its simplicity…

A series of shed-esque structures lap the coast in this simple, but thoughtful addition to a rural surf town in New Zealand.

Previously the site of some outgrown kit homes, three seperate but clustered buildings provide space for all generations of the family.

A small addition and internal reconfiguration of a '60s home designed by a renowned New Zealand architect makes it fit for a family.

A home set in an expansive garden is divided and sheltered into quadrants by cross-shaped Gabion baskets, creating a variety of spaces.