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Surround House
STATUS
Concept
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
The design of this proposed new family home is in direct response to the specific site conditions.
A large central courtyard was proposed as a buffer between the two adjoining vacant properties, and future development of the block to the north of the subject site. The courtyard allows for future natural light, cross-flow ventilation and views out through the narrow block, in anticipation of a potential boundary wall being built along the adjacent block.
A proposed green roof will provide a pleasant outlook from first floor areas and enhance energy efficiency levels.
Subtle pitched roof forms help express the rectilinear volumes and incorporate the contemporary addition within its traditional suburban environment. The three distinct volumes are emphasized through a simple materials palette of masonry, timber and render finishes.
Council approval has been granted and working drawings have been completed for building permit approval.
A large central courtyard was proposed as a buffer between the two adjoining vacant properties, and future development of the block to the north of the subject site. The courtyard allows for future natural light, cross-flow ventilation and views out through the narrow block, in anticipation of a potential boundary wall being built along the adjacent block.
A proposed green roof will provide a pleasant outlook from first floor areas and enhance energy efficiency levels.
Subtle pitched roof forms help express the rectilinear volumes and incorporate the contemporary addition within its traditional suburban environment. The three distinct volumes are emphasized through a simple materials palette of masonry, timber and render finishes.
Council approval has been granted and working drawings have been completed for building permit approval.
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