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Case study
Concept

Eagle Heights

A ridge site assessed for a twelve-cabin stay. The decision that shaped it: fewer cabins, all facing east.

Eagle Heights — concept renderConcept render
Eagle Heights — concept render. Caption and photographer credit to be supplied with approved imagery.
01

The brief

The owner held a sloping ridge parcel with long views and a rough farm track for access. The question was how many cabins the land could hold before it stopped feeling like an escape.

02

Site conditions

  • Steep east-facing slope with a stable upper terrace.
  • Single access track; no mains services at the boundary.
  • Mature tree line along the northern edge worth keeping.
03

Important decisions

  • Hold the count at twelve, not the twenty the first sketch showed, so every cabin keeps its own view.
  • Cluster amenities on the upper terrace where ground is stable and services are shortest.
  • Route the access road behind the tree line so arrival is on foot for the final stretch.
04

Work delivered

  • Site review and priority checks.
  • Development direction: guest profile, accommodation mix, phasing.
  • Brief for the design team.
05

Current status

Concept. Status updated Sept 2026. No performance figures are published for this project.

LocationLocation to be confirmed
AppointmentAdvisory (Site Intelligence, Development Direction)
Our roleDevelopment direction · site planning
CollaboratorsDesign team to be appointed
StatusConcept · Status updated Sept 2026
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