By Wolveridge Architects
Category
Residential
Year
2011
State
Victoria
Photographer
Derek Swalwell
This home was designed for a young family, who wanted to utilise the terrific sea views and uninterrupted eastern rear views into natural bush land.
An earthy structure meets the entry, a timber cube forming the street entry. Access to the dwelling via a rammed earth spine wall leads to a first floor living space and connection with the view. From here the architecture is a steel and compressed sheet framed structure, weather protective and akin to the beach boxes which dot the nearby coastline. A painted compressed sheet balcony screen provides a filtered light into the dwelling while restricting views into the undesirable views – the existing residential subdivision below the site
Wolveridge Architects is a medium sized, internationally recognised architectural studio based in Collingwood.