Located at the southern end of the Abel Tasman National Park, Ngaio Bay House is composed as a group of buildings shaped by the site’s contours and climate. Sandstone walls extend from the headland’s geology, enclosing a courtyard and supporting a curved roof that connects interior and landscape. The roof follows the natural contours, rising above the central volume toward the National Park. The project shows careful attention to material choice and detailing, with a plan that frames selected views to the sea and landscape while creating sheltered outdoor spaces to experience them.