Built work / Hibiscus Coast, Auckland

Tindalls Bay - Patio & Carport

Tindalls Bay home with connected patio and carport roof structures
Tindalls Bay - Patio & CarportResidential · 2025

A patio and carport using insulated and acrylic roof zones around a complex house.

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Location
Hibiscus Coast, Auckland
Form
Pitched
Completed
2025

01 / The brief

Designed for this place.

Resolve a combined patio and carport around the house geometry while retaining daylight through the entry and circulation zones.

The client wanted to cover their patio to extend everyday living space and add a carport alongside. The patio portion was particularly challenging, weaving around the existing nooks and crannies of the house while keeping the interior feeling light.

Over the outdoor dining area we used insulated roof panels with timber sarking underneath for a warm, ceiling-like finish. Around the circulation and front door zones we switched to opal acrylic roofing with timber battens in response to the daylight brief.

Another roof zone uses light grey acrylic, and mesh blinds were added along one side identified in the brief for wind and privacy. The covered area remains open towards the view beyond that edge.

Tindalls Bay home with connected patio and carport roof structures
01 — The settingHibiscus Coast, Auckland
Timber battens, acrylic roof zones and the coastal outlook at Tindalls Bay
02 — In detail

Insulated panels with opal and light grey acrylic roof zones

02 / In detail

How it
comes together.

Dimensions, finishes and details from this completed project.

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Pergola form
Pitched
Covered area
108 m²
Roof approach
Insulated panels with opal and light grey acrylic roof zones
Structure & finish
Insulated roof panels, Opal acrylic, Light grey acrylic, Timber sarking and battens
Roof composition

Insulated roof panels with timber sarking create a ceiling-like finish above the dining area. Opal acrylic and timber battens cover the circulation and front door zones, with light grey acrylic used in another part of the roof.

  • Insulated roof panels over the dining zone
  • Opal and light grey acrylic in daylight-sensitive areas
  • Timber battens used with the opal acrylic section
Screening and outlook

Mesh blinds were added along one side identified in the project brief for wind and privacy. The covered area remains open towards the coastal outlook.

  • Mesh blind integration
  • Privacy from neighbouring properties
  • Open outlook retained beyond the covered area

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