Outpost began with an off-grid hut – a temporary base that allowed the team to study the site while regeneration work began. This slower start laid the foundation for the main residence, now grounded in the landscape through a series of anchor walls. These parallel forms skew slightly to respond to the natural contours, guiding movement and framing views without overwhelming the surroundings. Inside New Zealand’s most serene home, each opening invites a curated encounter with the environment. These walls not only define circulation and aspect but hold the structure in gentle tension with the earth beneath.