
New house · Loburn, Canterbury
Loburn Hilltop Timber House
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The numbers on this house
- Type
- New house
- Structure
- Timber frame
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What happened on this one
This residential building sits on a windy hilltop above the Canterbury Plains, constructed with post and beam timber framing that blends cottage, barn and lodge aesthetics. The project used 65 tonnes of macrocarpa timber, entirely joined with mortise and tenon connections and built without nails.
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Sources: a builder published price is a contract price the builder chose to make public and the platform does not guarantee it. An owner reported price comes from the owner and the platform has not checked it. A declared cost is the estimate an applicant lodged with government and is not a contract price. The three are measured differently, so they cannot be compared directly. A figure marked "On the builder's website" or "Budget on the builder's website" was read as written from the company's own site and is not a contract price.




