No. 01 · The Pavilion
Post-and-beam pavilion for an ordinary infill lot. The original.
1,180 sq ft · 1 storey · $337K–$396K
No. 02 · The Homecoming
Curved cedar roof over a straight plan. Warm light at the door.
1,320 sq ft · 1 storey · $400K–$469K
No. 03 · The Butterfly
A butterfly roof, stone columns, and a conversation pit at the centre.
1,260 sq ft · 1 storey · $377K–$443K
No. 04 · The Backyard +1 version
Gable pavilion built around the yard: pool, swing set, dinner outside.
1,380 sq ft · 1 storey · $410K–$481K
No. 05 · The Neighbour
Cedar and glass pavilion that slips between two older houses without shouting.
1,150 sq ft · 1 storey · $328K–$385K
No. 06 · The Fold
One cedar roof folded twice: house, carport, dry garden underneath.
1,240 sq ft · 1 storey · $365K–$428K
No. 07 · The Courtyard +1 version
A steel-framed ring around a private court. Craftsman neighbours both sides.
1,190 sq ft · 1 storey · $380K–$446K
No. 08 · The Garden Pavilion
Steel and cedar in a leafy garden, a gravel path to the front door.
1,100 sq ft · 1 storey · $339K–$398K
No. 09 · The Hedge +1 version
Privacy from planting, not fencing. Carport, EV, green screens.
1,290 sq ft · 1 storey · $368K–$432K
No. 10 · The Two-Storey
When the lot is narrow, go up. Cedar and steel, grasses at the path.
1,680 sq ft · 2 storeys · $446K–$524K
No. 11 · The Mondrian
Primary panels, trampoline in the yard. A kid's idea of a serious house.
1,350 sq ft · 2 storeys · $393K–$461K
No. 12 · The Twins
Two compact cedar homes sharing one hillside lot. Ownership, halved and doubled.
980 sq ft each · 1 storey · $296K–$348K per home
No. 13 · The Garden Wall
A low cedar house behind a stone wall. The street sees modesty; the garden sees glass.
1,060 sq ft · 1 storey · $314K–$369K
No. 14 · The Garden
A bungalow behind lavender, HOME chalked on the sidewalk out front.
1,140 sq ft · 1 storey · $319K–$374K
No. 15 · The Slim
Sixteen feet wide, three storeys of daylight, a spiral stair to the roof.
1,120 sq ft · 2 storeys · $352K–$413K
No. 16 · The Tower
A small concrete and glass tower. One room per floor, view from the top.
1,210 sq ft · 3 storeys · $421K–$494K
No. 17 · The Trellis
Steel trellis, brick base, greenery climbing the grid on a hill street.
1,310 sq ft · 2 storeys · $407K–$478K
No. 18 · The Breezeway
Two low wings around a breeze-block court, with one ponderosa growing through the middle of it.
1,680 sq ft · 1 storey · $518K–$608K
No. 19 · The Clerestory
One rectangle, one roof plane, a band of high glass, and a carport instead of a garage.
1,456 sq ft · 1 storey · $399K–$468K
