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Rippon Hall Lake Wanaka Rippon Hall is located at Rippon Vineyard & Winery, Lake Wanaka. Rising above the vineyard and looking out to the lake and mountains, Rippon Hall is a hosting venue for weddings and events, daily wine tastings and sales. The material palette of the Hall reflects the ‘terroir’ of Rippon. The walls and floors are crafted from stabilised rammed earth using soil from the site, hall trusses and lining have been milled from larch trees on the property. Other materials were chosen from either a recycled source – rimu flooring for the hall, or the material was carefully selected for its durability and life cycle costs. The building primary heating source is from an ETA solid wood boiler which heats the radiators. Fuel for the boiler is sourced from specially grown timber on site. The selection of colours was carefully considered as any ‘introduced’ colour needed to complement the already very ‘natural’ palette that was in place. Colours were selected for their particular use and place in the building: fire doors – Resene Fire, cleaner’s cupboard - Resene Bismark, laundry door – Resene Designer White, handrails – Resene Dynamite and the ceiling of the wine tasting room – Resene House White. The unisex toilets are colour coded with tones of green, with one white cubicle - to promote cubicle individuality, which is often missing from commercial buildings. The natural palette with highlights of colour preserves the Hall’s true sensory recognition of its own site, and a rare depth in material clarity. REF59 Citron Bismark Chameleon Designer White Dark Rimu

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Page 1: Rippon Hall, Lake Wanaka

Rippon Hall

Lake Wanaka

Rippon Hall is located at Rippon Vineyard & Winery, Lake Wanaka. Rising above the vineyard and looking out to the lake and mountains, Rippon Hall is a hosting venue for weddings and events, daily wine tastings and sales. The material palette of the Hall refl ects the ‘terroir’ of Rippon.

The walls and fl oors are crafted from stabilised rammed earth using soil from the site, hall trusses and lining have been milled from larch trees on the property. Other materials were chosen from either a recycled source – rimu fl ooring for the hall, or the material was carefully selected for its durability and life cycle costs.

The building primary heating source is from an ETA solid wood boiler which heats the radiators. Fuel for the boiler is sourced from specially grown timber on

site. The selection of colours was carefully considered as any ‘introduced’ colour needed to complement the already very ‘natural’ palette that was in place.

Colours were selected for their particular use and place in the building: fi re doors – Resene Fire, cleaner’s cupboard - Resene Bismark, laundry door – Resene Designer White, handrails – Resene Dynamite and the ceiling of the wine tasting room – Resene House White. The unisex toilets are colour coded with tones of green, with one white cubicle - to promote cubicle individuality, which is often missing from commercial buildings.

The natural palette with highlights of colour preserves the Hall’s true sensory recognition of its own site, and a rare depth in material clarity.

REF59

Citron

Bismark

Chameleon

Designer White

Dark Rimu

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Architectural Specifi er: Rafe Mclean Architects www.rafemaclean.co.nz

Building Contractor: Amalgamated Builders Ltd, Queenstown

Painting Contractor: Roxburgh Painting and Waterproofi ng Ltd

Rammed Earth: Jimmy Cotter, Wanaka

Photographer: Camilla Stoddart Photography, Wanaka

Products Used: Resene Colorwood, Resene Enamacryl, Resene Lustacryl, Resene SpaceCote Low Sheen, Resene Uracryl 403

Colours Used: Resene Bismark, Resene Chameleon, Resene Citron, Resene Dark Rimu, Resene Designer White, Resene Dynamite, Resene Fire, Resene Foundry, Resene Green Leaf, Resene House White, Resene Saratoga

Fire

Foundry

House White

Saratoga

Dynamite

Resene Green Leaf

Green Leaf

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