The residence is a three level house designed for a steeply sloping site backing onto the Barwon Heads golf course. The house is designed as a series of stepped interior and exterior spaces meandering upward from the street towards seclusion and views at the rear of the block.
Project: Laneway House Architects: 9point9 Architects Location: Townsville, Queensland, Australia Photographs: Matthew Gianoulis Text by 9point9 Architects 9point9 Architects recently have completed Laneway House in Townsville, Queensland, Australia. The Laneway House is located on a ten-metre-wide allotment, in an inner city suburb that is defined by small scale traditional Queenslander cottages and a network of ad-hoc
Tivoli Terrace, a meticulous renovation by LAVA Architects, showcases a modern reinterpretation of a narrow four-meter-wide terrace house located in the historic district of Paddington, Sydney.
Project: Torquay house Architect: Auhaus Architecture Builder: Oliveri Construction Photography: Derek Swalwell Torquay house is a gorgeous concrete house completed by Auhaus Architecture, an award winning design studio operating in Melbourne and the Bellarine Peninsula. Description by Auhaus: Located on the Victorian Surf Coast, this insitu concrete house is composed of a series of planes.
Architects: Archterra Architects Location: Margaret River, Western Australia Photographer: Douglas Mark Black This modern Australian farm house was designed by Archterra Architects in Margaret River, Western Australia. Description by Archterra: This house sits along a ridge between sections of remnant jarrah bushland on a working cattle farm. The project aims to satisfy the owners requirements
Project Name: Bush House Architect: Archterra Architects Photographs: Douglas Mark Black Location: Margaret River, Western Australia, Australia Archterra is a small architectural practice located in Margaret River, Western Australia. Designed by Archterra Architects, Bush House is a single family house with an area of 168 square meters, surrounded by nature and flooded with light. Located in an existing
Carlton Warehouse is a project of transformation of an old industrial building into a family home. The project was designed by architect Kennedy Nolan in Carlton, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia
A wall of glass sliding doors connects the main living area to the backyard. The roof of the extension is pitched up to the north – with clerestory windows filling the new living spaces with natural light.
