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Time + Tide Chongwe House

Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia · Time + Tide · Core Luxury

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Architect Neil Rocher built Chongwe House from concrete, stone, thatch, and 25 dead leadwood trees, its sculptural curving walls earning Condé Nast Traveller 'Extreme Architecture' comparisons to Gaudí when it opened in April 2006 on the Chongwe River.

About Time + Tide Chongwe House

History

Chongwe House stands on the banks of the Chongwe River, a tributary of the Zambezi bordering Lower Zambezi National Park. Designed by architect Neil Rocher, a specialist in ecological-tourism projects, the four-bedroom private house was built from a striking blend of concrete, stone, thatch and 25 dead leadwood trees, its sculptural curving walls and organic forms famously drawing comparisons to Gaudí and earning a place among Condé Nast Traveller's most extraordinary "Extreme Architecture."

Opened in April 2006 and set in the shade of a winterthorn and ebony grove, the property was developed by Robin Pope Safaris and today operates as Time + Tide Chongwe House, an exclusive-use safari villa in the Chiawa/Lower Zambezi area.

The setting

The address sits in Kafue District, Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia.

Experiences

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