Built work / Ardmore, Auckland

Ardmore Box Carport

A box-perimeter carport with acrylic roofing and an internal gable.

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Front view of the Ardmore box-perimeter carport with red steel framing and acrylic roofing

The brief

Room for the driveway to work.

This Ardmore project turns a wide driveway area beside the home into a covered carport with a strong architectural profile. The black box perimeter gives the structure a clean outer line, while the red steel frame and gable roof form inside create a practical, open span for vehicle access and everyday use.

The internal gable beneath the black perimeter fascia
The internal gable beneath the black perimeter fascia

The design

A gable inside a box perimeter.

The black fascia gives the carport a straight outer line. Inside it, the red steel frame and gable geometry leave an open space for vehicle access beside the home.

Acrylic roofing over aluminium rafters and red steel framing
Acrylic roofing over aluminium rafters and red steel framing

The design

Steel, aluminium and acrylic.

Steel PFC beams work with aluminium rafters beneath six-millimetre acrylic roofing. The main roof falls at five degrees, with the gable resolving the roof geometry inside the frame. Integrated LED lighting completes the carport.

The completed project

The details.

A box-perimeter carport with steel PFC beams, aluminium rafters, acrylic roofing and integrated lighting.

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Dimensions
8.77 m W × 6.19 m D
Covered area
54.3 m²
Roof pitch
5°
Completed
2025
Materials, finishes and project scope

Structure & finish

Steel PFC beam structure

Aluminium rafters, including 100 x 50 mm and 80 x 50 mm members

150 x 100 mm aluminium SP gutter

Black box perimeter with exposed red structural framing

Roof & glazing

6 mm acrylic roofing

5 degree fall to the main roof planes

Internal gable form inside the box perimeter

12 LED lights integrated into the carport

Your place, your project

A space of your own.

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