The siting of the existing residence was at the centre, creating a series of awkward residual spaces that had no relation to climate or occupation. The brief was to increase the size of the residence and retain a sense of landscape. Our strategy for the project was to draw the extension around the perimeter of the site to create a new courtyard and expose the living area to the northern orientation. Through this process an elongated gallery space was created internally for their artwork.
Location
Sandringham Vic Australia
Completion Date
2008
Photographer
Shannon McGrath
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Clip-on House
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Great Wall of Warburton
