Hide House in Venus Bay / MRTN Architects
Hide House is a retreat from Melbourne, a place where the owners can spend increasing periods of time living and working from Venus Bay.
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Hide House is a retreat from Melbourne, a place where the owners can spend increasing periods of time living and working from Venus Bay.
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