Due to the rare urban contrast of a community garden within the park on the boundary, the northern aspect demands connection to the open reserve amenity.

In contrast, the southern boundary addresses street exposure with a robust artistry, embracing the architectural opportunity that more solid forms can offer.

These textural brick facades respond to the residential character of Hukanui Crescent, providing a sculpted presence that softens the scale of each angled panel.

Bagged plaster boundary walls merge into the building fabric of three units to further break up the purposeful uniformity along the road frontage. This disrupted rhythm energises and differentiates each home.

A unique composition of familiar elements referencing the crafted detail of nearby mid-century homes scattered throughout Herne Bay and Ponsonby.