After sixteen years of living in the cool weather of The British Isles, the simple, climate-altering genius of greenhouse technology is one which Cobus has learned to make the most of.
The stone wall functions as a natural energy reservoir or battery, retaining heat or cool for hours. The feel of the iron-clad barn-like structures evokes cottages in the rugged Scottish highlands, which the owners loved escaping to. So, the atmosphere inside had to be one of seclusion and self-reliance.
Specialist local architect, Etienne Britz, was the mind behind the modern yet natural structures.