The holiday residence is located on the most easterly occupied ridge of Point Lookout, and is organised as a group of small buildings that filter the environment and emphasise the setting. From the deck built into the profile of the roof, one truly understands the locale – being on the point of Point Lookout, immersed in all its beauty and fury. The composition of buildings includes 2 pre-built DHAN Happy Haus's, transported to site as finished buildings, and positioned to produce a central space protected from the often turbulent south-easter. Above this, a site built

'occupied roof' has been added that provides a covered route between the Happy Haus's, additional places for sleeping, a surf lookout, and most critically, a tall covered outdoor 'room' that is the principal place for communal activities, including cooking. The finish and character of the pre-built buildings and that of the insitu works varies, producing an overall composition that extends the tradition of island building – small buildings finished in an unselfconscious, utilitarian way that supports the undeniable: the site itself is the phenomenon to emphasise.