Situated on a hill overlooking Kelburn Viaduct in Wellington, the client wanted two beautiful, modest-sized townhouses built, that were separated by a three-storey, in-situ concrete party wall. The complex and intricate wall worked as a dividing partition between the two residences.

Working with Patchwork Architecture and Spencer Holmes, this project was an opportunity to explore how two houses could work together under one roof. The dwellings are cleverly joined together, and separated, by the central concrete core - the party wall. This concrete is carved out to create internal stair access and storage for both houses, while also working as a division between the apartments.