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GOLDEN HOMES

GOLDEN HOMES

Social comments, musings, questions and requests from our readers

WILDFLOWERS E Tony Milne from Rough Milne Mitchell discussed his love of wildflowers in public spaces and his thoughts on a new green spine for the O ¯ ta¯karo Avon River. Have you embraced wildflowers in your own garden?

BON THE HORIZON Just as at abode HQ, the cover home in the last issue had our followers on social media talking. Designed by Johnston Architects and built by DJ Hewitt, this home is owned by Tara and Daryl Hewitt. They’ve nailed indoor-outdoor flow. It sits perfectly on the hillside in Redcliffs, and the views are worth every penny.

COOL FOR SCHOOLE In the March/April issue, a development at The Cathedral Grammar School had our readers inspired. The new classroom block designed by Warren and Mahoney and built by Simon Construction impressed readers with its balance of respect for tradition and sleek, modern lines.

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SWEET TREAT E It seems our readers were feeling the winter chill, with a recipe for walnut and date baked pears with dulce de leche proving popular. This creation by the Two Raw Sisters, Margo and Rosa, is the perfect tonic for the cold weather; decadent, seasonal, and a bit naughty. Fast track yourself to page 78 if you’re wanting this month’s recipe from the sisters.

CFORM AND FUNCTION This modernist Ashburton home won our social media community over. Its exterior form is complemented by a calm and inviting interior with the owners’ individuality throughout. The build, by Jim Reed Builders and Studio 4 Architects, impressed the owners so much that they would do it again in a heartbeat.

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