30.04.2018
Reaching new heights of design

The Kiwi bach was born in the middle of the 20th century as a symbol of the beach holiday lifestyle that became increasingly accessible to the middle class of the time. Once synonymous with rustic charm and modest amenities - sometimes situated completely 'off the grid' - the early generation bach was definitely the product of its rural, rough and ready environment. Some could say nature played its part in rearing the concept.
An ever-growing social and industry conscience is seeing emphasis placed on pursuing a reduce, reuse, recycle approach to architecture while simultaneously moving away from a linear treatment of resources.