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Friday, August 8, 2014
BLIGH VOLLER NEILD HOUSE FOR S & P – BRISBANE
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A western aspect to a river view is compensated by an unusually large site with remnants of an old established garden. The clients are a professional couple, he is a sailor and she is a gardener. The houses’ design has been influenced by the desire for it to be both garden pavilion and boat house.
The house is sited in the centre of a corner block. It is generally one room wide, and “Z” shaped in plan to take advantage of the views. Upper level bedrooms similarly enjoy both prospects. A painted “fibro” box containing bedrooms at the upper level offers protection to lower level indoor and outdoor living spaces. Conventional domestic construction is manipulated for an elegant expression including a folded, floating wall with adjustable vertical louvers for western sun screening.
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House for S & P - Brisbane
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DARLING DALENE CABIN BY TOMMIE WILLHELMSEN IN NORWAY
This beautiful cabin is located on Island Rennesoy in Norway
This small cabin has a south-facing facade which – combined with tall windows wrapped around the perimeter – flood the home with natural lighting such that no artificial help will be required except in the dead of winter (when nobody is likely to be around). Folding doors lift up to unite the inside with the natural surroundings, and finally, although we’re not 100% in love with the concrete back wall or fireplace, the interior oak panels and exterior fir give the minimalist cabin an extra rustic and sustainable lift.
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