By Robinson Architects
Pomona / 2015
The genesis for the design was the need to elevate the building above a flood prone site on the banks of the beginning of Six Mile Creek.
Lined in zincalume, this lightweight steel building embraces sound sustainable principles.
Running costs are reduced by solar electrical power, solar hot water heating, rainwater harvesting and the use of an on-site waste water treatment system.
Most of the structural componentry is off the shelf steel used in regular shed assembly
Photography: Alain Bouvier
Second generation architect Jolyon Robinson heads his eponymous practice Robinson Architects, located at Eumundi, in the heart of Queensland's Sunshine Coast. We thrive on design challenges, and are known for delivering highly resolved and responsive architecture to our diverse clientele.
Robinson Architects predominately specialise in residential architecture, but is increasingly taking on community and boutique commercial projects. Our current projects range in scale and complexity. We work locally, nationally, and have some international commissions.
At the core of our ethos and aesthetic is simplicity; our buildings are functional, beautiful, sustainable and engaged. Multi-award winning and widely published globally, Robinson Architects values our strong reputation for both architecture and professional integrity spanning several decades.