This beautifully designed beachfront loft by Crosson Clarke Carnachan currently sits along the shores of Coromandel, New Zealand, but half the beauty of the design is you could pull it to any location you want. Built on heavy timber sled-like foundation, the entire structure can be unplugged and moved with a tractor. The site lies within the coastal erosion zone, so this 40 square meter space that can accommodate a family of 5, can be closed up against the elements and moved based on site demands. I think any surfer or nature enthusiast would love to have one of these!
Sam hails from a little state called Delaware and grew up chasing beach break barrels and empty pools along the east coast. After spending 5 years in Georgia getting his masters degree, surfing and skating what ever he could find, he made the move to LA where he found works at various architectural studios. Now living and working as an Architectural designer in NYC by day, he also keeps a hand on any building projects he can stay involved with in his spare time.
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