Natural light washes virtually every internal surface and glints in the pebbled ponds that separate the working, living and sleeping compartments in the van Brandenburgs' fabulously futuristic home on the eastern bank of Lake Hayes. A pivot point in the kitchen offers seven distinct views into the garden and the lake beyond. Take two steps and the scene changes to a broad view across a glass-enclosed bridge to the rumpus room and hallway in the bedroom wing. Queenstown architect Fred van Brandenburgis sitting with his wife Dianne in the northern lounge of the house he designed for his family in the early 1990s. Outside Taffy the elkhound and Simba the Lhasa trot over a pond on the stepping stones that link Fred's office to the house.
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机译：自然光洗刷了鹅卵石池塘中几乎所有的内部表面和闪闪发光的卵石池，这些卵池分隔了货车布兰登堡在海斯湖东岸极好的未来主义住宅中的工作，生活和睡眠隔间。厨房中的枢轴点可欣赏到花园和远处湖泊的七个独特景观。迈出两步，场景就变成了一个玻璃封闭的桥梁，通往通向脾气室和卧室侧翼走廊的宽阔视野。皇后镇建筑师弗雷德·范·布兰登伯格（Fred van Brandenburgis）和他的妻子戴安娜（Dianne）坐在他在1990年代初为家人设计的房屋的北部休息室。在塔菲（Taffy）外面，埃尔克猎犬（Ehkhound）和辛巴（Simba）拉萨小跑在连接弗雷德（Fred）办公室和房屋的垫脚石上的池塘上。
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