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Other Projects by mcgarry-moon architects ltd
Rushey Hill House
Type
YEAR
2012
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
The unpretentious blend of contemporary building
technologies with traditional building techniques has resulted in the creation
of a rural architecture suitable for the 21st century. The design is
deceptively complex and nuanced which engages people and allows the dwelling a
unique character that creates architecture that adopts the spirit of the
vernacular rather than simply remodelling or recreating the methods and manners
of the past. The residence along with the adjacent garage is composed of three
rectilinear forms that echo the building pattern of vernacular rural dwellings
and associated ancillary building clusters. The two southern most connected
volumes facilitated the creation of a spacious and light filled home with many
visual surprises, an adventure in volume and proportion. The dwelling has a multi-functional fluid
interior developed as a series of sub-spaces that ebb and flow into one another
allowing a dialogue to be established between open-plan areas and more intimate
retreats. The dwelling is of moderate scale with a ground floor area of 139m2
and a first floor area of 58m2.
The entrance to the residence occurs where the two forms meet and is
positioned so to protect it from the prevailing wind. The entrance hall, acts as the principle
space around which all others are orientated to capture the best of the natural
light and views. The volume to the east of the entrance hall contains the
sleeping accommodation and bathroom facilities comprising of a master suite, 2
number guest bedrooms also with en-suite facilities as well as an accessible WC
on the ground floor and store room. To the south of the entrance hall lies
three main free-flowing spaces for food preparation, dining and relaxation as
well as the kitchen ancillary spaces including a cold room. The study perched above the lounge area
purveys the surrounding countryside. These spaces extend to an alfresco eating
space with views of the rolling countryside beyond. The spatial fluidity of the
interior creates a serene atmosphere.
technologies with traditional building techniques has resulted in the creation
of a rural architecture suitable for the 21st century. The design is
deceptively complex and nuanced which engages people and allows the dwelling a
unique character that creates architecture that adopts the spirit of the
vernacular rather than simply remodelling or recreating the methods and manners
of the past. The residence along with the adjacent garage is composed of three
rectilinear forms that echo the building pattern of vernacular rural dwellings
and associated ancillary building clusters. The two southern most connected
volumes facilitated the creation of a spacious and light filled home with many
visual surprises, an adventure in volume and proportion. The dwelling has a multi-functional fluid
interior developed as a series of sub-spaces that ebb and flow into one another
allowing a dialogue to be established between open-plan areas and more intimate
retreats. The dwelling is of moderate scale with a ground floor area of 139m2
and a first floor area of 58m2.
The entrance to the residence occurs where the two forms meet and is
positioned so to protect it from the prevailing wind. The entrance hall, acts as the principle
space around which all others are orientated to capture the best of the natural
light and views. The volume to the east of the entrance hall contains the
sleeping accommodation and bathroom facilities comprising of a master suite, 2
number guest bedrooms also with en-suite facilities as well as an accessible WC
on the ground floor and store room. To the south of the entrance hall lies
three main free-flowing spaces for food preparation, dining and relaxation as
well as the kitchen ancillary spaces including a cold room. The study perched above the lounge area
purveys the surrounding countryside. These spaces extend to an alfresco eating
space with views of the rolling countryside beyond. The spatial fluidity of the
interior creates a serene atmosphere.
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