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I gotta get one of these. I am moving to New Zealand !! dbb
don beamon 03/24/2009
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New Zealand surf cabin gone chic.
Green Jobs 03/24/2009
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I never thought of gabions as architectural elements of a dwelling. Cool!
RobLewis 03/27/2009
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http://www.floornature.com/articoli/articolo.php?id=12&sez=3 Dominus Winery, Napa.
RobLewis 03/27/2009
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http://www.lrs.co.za/architecture_master.htm I guess this is a lot more widespread than I thought!
RobLewis 03/27/2009
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Our GBI home, Molesworth's, is on the other side of GBI, completely self-sufficient, in a sheltered harbour - if you are down in NZ, it's a great place to hang out for a few days, ferry and services are nearby, private and lovely! Cheers Dwell readers
Molesworth's Bach 04/24/2009
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Batches? We don't need no stinking batches! Sorry, I couldn't resist. Interesting use of gregorian walls.
Eric 05/23/2009
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Great shack/house. Love it. Too bad so few pics.
majchers 06/05/2009
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I love it. Simple, chic, and functional.
Joel LeVan 06/05/2009
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I am thinking of buying a bach but to live in permanently until I can afford something else. But what is it like to live in a holiday park permanently where holiday season is probably overrun with activity? Is there someone out there that could fill me in? I am new to NZ so am still finding my way around. Its the spectacular view that has grabbed me!
Elaine Wareham 09/08/2009
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I am thinking of buying a bach but to live in permanently until I can afford something else. But what is it like to live in a holiday park permanently where holiday season is probably overrun with activity? Is there someone out there that could fill me in? I am new to NZ so am still finding my way around. Its the spectacular view that has grabbed me!
Elaine Wareham 09/08/2009
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On New Zealand’s Great Barrier Island, two architects designed a petite holiday home that takes care of its own water, electricity, and sewage needs.
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