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Avenel House – Landscape Inspired Warm House Design

Tuesday, May 24th, 2011

Avenel House – Landscape Inspired Warm House Design

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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]

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Light and Airy Waterfront House Design – Hunters Hill House

Thursday, March 31st, 2011

Light and Airy Waterfront House Design – Hunters Hill House

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Light and Airy Waterfront House Design – Hunters Hill House
This light and airy house is situated on a waterfront property adjacent to Tarban Creek, Sydney and designed by Stanic Harding. It’s connected to the garden and water but also catches the city views. A series of three distinct pavilions were formed linked by two open courtyards allowing the house to gradually step down the site. The courtyards let sunlight enter the house via the extensive glazing on the northern facades. The garden have different levels which all could be accessed through the courtyard. The use of the low pitch skillion form gives the house a the same look as most neighbours but the street frontage distinguish it from them. [Stanic Harding]

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