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Thornton House 4 features stunning 360° views, a central gallery connecting private and public spaces, and a striking design with natural stone and hardwood timber contrasted by dark colorbond and cement sheet cladding, ensuring bushfire safety with BAL 40 compliance.
What a stunning location! Capturing the amazing 360° views, the two wings of our Thornton House 4 are connected by a central gallery separating the private from the public. The highlights of natural stone and hardwood timber create a striking contrast with the dark colorbond monument metal sheet and painted cement sheet cladding. The dwelling is BAL 40 designed and a bunker provides bushfire safety.
Photography Paul West
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