A modern tale in the jungle – Waterfall Bay House in Marlborough, New Zealand

There are Robinsons in the 21st century. Their only difference from the original is that they live in maximum comfort, albeit on the shores of the bay, where impenetrable thickets and many wild animals. All kinds of extreme vacations provide its owner a mansion in Marlborough, New Zealand, among exotic greenery. Discover all the highlights of the project on the informative forum .

To draw an analogy to a hermit’s hut, the architects set some rooms on reinforced concrete structures, high above the ground. A modern “tree house” of sorts.

In the main space of the dwelling peacefully coexist open areas for recreation and secluded corners, where the customer can devote time only to himself. The cozy living room invites you to relax in an armchair or lie down by the fireplace while the gulf swims merrily by the window.

In the kitchen, the jungle is so close you can touch the foliage just by opening a window and reaching out.