Creating great architectural solutions is about asking the right questions and defining ultimate goals for spaces that accommodate the needs of individuals. Remaining focused on the goals and paying special attention to detail ensures building outcomes that are as pure as the original thought that got us here.
An urban dwelling for a young family in a semi-established subdivision.
Make this a sexy and sensual space. Everything needs to be black – the walls, ceilings, lights, aluminium, and even the toilets.
The master bedroom cedar box is separated, and almost excluded from the rest of the house providing a unique perspective and an escape when needed.
Two timber pavilions hover in an orchard. Glazed recesses admit light & vistas to a refined interior.
There is a sense of generosity in what is a small house; it reaches into its setting to both articulate exterior space & serve the differing needs of the family who occupies it.
5m-high glass walls bring the garden inside with a sense of informality not often associated with state-of-the-art living.