The Coast House is a compact coastal home set within native dunes, designed by architect Stacey Farrell and photographed by Ben Ruffell.
Aerial drone photograph of The Coast House by Architect Stacey Farrell captured by Stills Photographer Ben Ruffell in New Zealand
Architectural photograph of The Coast house at sunrise by Photographer Ben Ruffell
This striking architectural photograph of The Coast House at dawn was published in "Homes for our Time 2" by Phillip Jodidio for Taschen, Photographer Ben Ruffell
The sleek form of The Coast House captured at dawn by Architectural Photographer Ben Ruffell showcases the reflections of the natural landscape near the South Coast of New Zealand. Stacey Farrell Architect.
The cosy entranceway was photographed by Ben Ruffell
Warm natural interior with views across sand dunes photographed by Ben Ruffell
The kitchen and dining area photographed by Ben Ruffell
The table tennis table is a centre-piece of The Coast House interior photographed by Architectural Photographer Ben Ruffell
The interior features a wood burning fire and a discrete powder room off the main living area captured by photographer Ben Ruffell
The southern sky at dusk reflects dramatically in the window of The Coast House by Architect Stacey Farrell. Photo by Ben Ruffell
View of bean-bag corner and the guest bedroom at the Coast House interior photos by Ben Ruffell
Residential Architectural Photography, South Coast
The Coast House is a sustainably designed coastal residence by architect Stacey Farrell, recognised as Green Home of the Year in 2021 for its low-impact materials, passive design strategy, and sensitive integration with the surrounding dune landscape. This architectural photography project focused on capturing the home’s relationship to the coast, natural light, and material palette across changing weather and tidal conditions.
The imagery has been featured in international publications including Homes for Our Time 2 (TASCHEN), Small Holiday Houses (Penguin Books), and Modern Houses in Black, as well as editorial features in Wallpaper, The Local Project, Home Magazine, Pendulum, and Grand Designs Magazine UK.