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Hawkesbury House.
ArchiPro Project Summary - Hawkesbury House: An understated architectural design that harmoniously frames the landscape, featuring a low wall that enhances the distant views of the valley, completed in 2011 by a skilled project team in Sydney, NSW.
- Title:
- Hawkesbury House
- Architect:
- Architecture AND
- Category:
- Residential/
- Landscaping
- Completed:
- 2011
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The studio's first house, Architecture AND completed a house set high above the Hawkesbury River, north of Sydney.
A series of masonry blades are placed on a site, deflected in response to the bloodwood trees that are distributed across the site. A long retaining wall stretches between house and studio to define an upper lawn, sensoring out the middle-ground to foreground the distant valley. In addition to their spatial function, the walls served to shield glazed surfaces from the radiant heat of possible bushfires.






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Architecture AND. Architecture that's second to nature AND design thinking to make cities work. Working across a breadth of natural and urban settings, our projects are materially rich and geometrically precise, with a deep sense of care underpinning all that we do.
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