Posts Tagged ‘Australia’
Tuesday, May 24th, 2011
Avenel House – Landscape Inspired Warm House Design
Avenel House – Landscape Inspired Warm House Design
Designed by Australian studio Paul Morgan Architects this house situated on an expansive property in Australia’s South-Eastern state of Victoria. The four-bedroom house is inspired by surround conditions of this exposed rural setting. It is self-sustaining in a remote and harsh environment without existing services. The house was sited high enough to maximize the view from the house but low enough so that the view of the brow of the hill and the silhouette of trees was not disturbed. Strathbogie granite, quarried from the site itself, creates a warm and tactile backdrop in several rooms and its inherent colours determined the palette of autumnal colours, with rich timber stains. That make house design very warm and habitual. Linear design elements in the interior add it touch of modernism. The house also incorporates passive and active thermal devices like roof mounted wind scoops with electrically powered louvers allow for air ventilation from southerly wind as well as the purging of warm air during summer. [Paul Morgan Architects]
Avenel House – Landscape Inspired Warm House Design
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Sunday, May 22nd, 2011
Dunsborough Residence – Holiday Country House with Big Pool
Dunsborough Residence – Holiday Country House with Big Pool
Dunsborough Residence by WrightFeldhusen Architects is a holiday country house which has spectacular views across a vineyard and Geographe Bay, Australia. It was designed to accommodate family of four children and guests. The dominant construction for the bedroom wings is stabilised limestone (rammed earth), to reinforce the experience of secure intimacy. In contrast, the main living area is a glazed pavilion that sits between both wings. The living area roof is supported by steel columns that are removed from the glass line to save the views. The glass also is completely frameless what makes views even more spectacular and undistracted. The basic structure of the residence was generally economical. The use of rammed earth and concrete will result in minimal maintenance over the time line of the house. [WrightFeldhusen Architects]
Dunsborough Residence – Holiday Country House with Big Pool
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Sunday, May 22nd, 2011
Almost White Seafront House in Australia
Almost White Seafront House in Australia
Looks like not just some modern Japanese houses are made almost white nowadays. This luxury cascading over five luxurious floors waterfront house in Australia has also milky white outdoor look and light interior. Although unlike their minimalistic houses this one have much more warm look. It has 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 6-car parking, views, boatshed, jetty, boat pen over 1429 sq meters. It also has everything the owner will need to get a luxury resort: home cinema, games and billiards rooms, spa ensuites and wet-edge lap pool.
Almost White Seafront House in Australia
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Wednesday, May 18th, 2011
Black and White Two Pavilions House Design
Black and White Two Pavilions House Design
This Northbridge house is designed by Johannsen + Associates and located near the Spit Bridge to North Sydney. Black and white house design has two pavilions which looks like wings joined to the entry stairwell. A steel, timber and glass staircase intersects the entry foyer which is the hinge of the split level wings. The house’s design uses plenty of eco-friendly techologies like passive heating and cooling, natural ventilation, solar pool heating and rainwater tanks. With a protected central courtyard, shady terraces and a sunny pool loggia, the outdoor spaces open to different parts of the site and garden. The entertaining level is one large fluid space that takes in a panoramic vista over Middle Harbour. Finely detailed joinery elements define and give character to the living, dining and kitchen areas. [Johannsen + Associates]
Black and White Two Pavilions House Design
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Tuesday, May 17th, 2011
Family Beach House on a Long Narrow Site by BDA Architecture
Family Beach House on a Long Narrow Site by BDA Architecture
BDA Architecture are those who designed this beach house located in the Miami suburb of Australia’s Gold Coast. It occupies a long narrow site 10m wide x 50m deep across the road from the ocean. The front side of the house contains a garage and entry at ground level, a living area on the first floor and a master suite on the second floor. Of course, the living area and the master suite both has terraces overlooking the ocean. The back side of the house contains bedrooms and a second living area which opens into the courtyard and pool. Courtyard is designed to be sheltered from the breezes and other winds. [BDA Architecture]
Family Beach House on a Long Narrow Site by BDA Architecture
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