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Architect designs climate-resilient boathouse bach at Buckleton Beach

An architect has created a climate-resilient boathouse bach on New Zealand's coast, designed to withstand rising tides and extreme weather.

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Architect Richard Naish has designed a climate-resilient boathouse bach at Buckleton Beach, situated just 20 metres from high tide. The design demonstrates an innovative solution for coastal living in the face of climate change. The bach showcases how residential architecture can adapt to environmental challenges while maintaining aesthetic appeal.

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How this stunning boathouse bach defies climate change just 20m from high tide

Review: Coastal Wonders takes a look at architect Richard Naish’s climate-resilient solution for his own bach at Buckleton Beach.

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