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Melbourne, Australia
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Stack Effect House
Melbourne, Australia
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
A new two-storey addition with significant alteration works were undertaken on an existing cream brick house in Rosanna.
The new additions take advantage of the sloped site by creating additional bedroom and living areas within a series of stepped cubed forms. The additions are in stark contrast to the traditional suburban house, yet respect its overall roof heights and proportions.
New living areas open onto landscaped surrounds and a cantilevered study makes one feel suspended in nature.
Environmentally sustainable features of the house include good solar orientation, double glazing, solar skylights, bladder rainwater tanks, abundant insulation throughout and reclaimed flooring & paving.
The configuration of intersecting forms and openings also help encourage cross-flow ventilation throughout the home.
The new additions take advantage of the sloped site by creating additional bedroom and living areas within a series of stepped cubed forms. The additions are in stark contrast to the traditional suburban house, yet respect its overall roof heights and proportions.
New living areas open onto landscaped surrounds and a cantilevered study makes one feel suspended in nature.
Environmentally sustainable features of the house include good solar orientation, double glazing, solar skylights, bladder rainwater tanks, abundant insulation throughout and reclaimed flooring & paving.
The configuration of intersecting forms and openings also help encourage cross-flow ventilation throughout the home.
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