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Portsea Sleepout
Portsea Sleepout
Portsea, Australia
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Portsea Sleepout
Portsea, Australia
Project Featured on Jun 20, 2016
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
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This guest house is located within the grounds of an existing family beach house in a secluded coastal setting. Our client required a guest house that would sit sympathetically within the native landscape and create a clear architectural distinction to the existing house.
Our design concept is to create a building as a landscape element that forms a backdrop to the existing tennis court and is nestled within the surrounding vegetation. A rectilinear timber pavilion is proposed, with weathered grey cladding and climbers growing up over the walls to give the appearance of a simple timber fence within the landscape.
The scale of the building is deceptive, appearing as a single storey structure from outside, whilst accommodation within the building is split over five levels. A central living and recreation space is positioned just above court level and three separate bedroom zones are located at lower and upper levels. A concealed roof deck provides private open space for guests to enjoy views over the tennis court and surrounding vegetation.
Our design concept is to create a building as a landscape element that forms a backdrop to the existing tennis court and is nestled within the surrounding vegetation. A rectilinear timber pavilion is proposed, with weathered grey cladding and climbers growing up over the walls to give the appearance of a simple timber fence within the landscape.
The scale of the building is deceptive, appearing as a single storey structure from outside, whilst accommodation within the building is split over five levels. A central living and recreation space is positioned just above court level and three separate bedroom zones are located at lower and upper levels. A concealed roof deck provides private open space for guests to enjoy views over the tennis court and surrounding vegetation.
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