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Tennyson Point Residence
Tennyson Point Residence
North Sydney, Australia
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Tennyson Point Residence
North Sydney, Australia
Project Featured on Nov 14, 2013
Project of the Day on Nov 14, 2013
Type
YEAR
2009
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
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Photography by Murray Fredericks
Working within the bones of a solid, well-constructed water front home built in the ‘60s on Sydney’s Parramatta River, the adaptive reuse of this multi-level dwelling involved removing the entirety of the internal workings of the existing structure, re-invigorating the central circulation core, promoting light and cross ventilation while embracing the waterfront outlook to the North West.
The dwelling is arranged over four levels cascading from the road frontage towards the water’s edge through a series of lofty indoor and outdoor living spaces which reveal unique views acknowledging the harbour site. The planning divides the home into two distinct areas of private and social living. Private bedroom spaces are located in the timber clad volume to the front of the site, affording privacy to the street while opening toward spectacular views across Morrison’s Bay. The living and entertaining areas are located further down the site, providing a series of open sun-lit terraces and a physical connection to the landscaped waterfront recreation area, including swimming pool and deck.
Structurally, steel framework was placed within the cleared floor plate, freeing the space from load-bearing walls and allowing an uninterrupted visual and spatial flow from the internal courtyard through to the outdoor living and dining terrace. All elements of this galvanised steel frame were designed and fabricated offsite utilising digital fabrication techniques, allowing for efficient delivery and installation on a particularly difficult site. The steel structure is set out on a 5000mm grid and, with an allowance for column sizes, an internal zone of 4800mm is achieved. This has allowed for a subsequent 1200mm grid centre, minimising sheet cutting for lining boards and joinery, lessening the associated material wastage. The generous height of the structural steel framework also allows for the inclusion of fixed highlight windows and banks of louvres, providing a surplus of natural light, while promoting cross-ventilation and passive thermal control throughout the dwelling.
The materials chosen were informed by the desire for a warm, natural aesthetic and a healthy living environment free from artificial and chemical finishes. Externally, extensive use of timber grounds the building while sandstone salvaged from the demolition was utilised in the new works. The recycled masonry elements include a new sea wall to Morrison’s Bay in addition to other landscape elements.
Working within the bones of a solid, well-constructed water front home built in the ‘60s on Sydney’s Parramatta River, the adaptive reuse of this multi-level dwelling involved removing the entirety of the internal workings of the existing structure, re-invigorating the central circulation core, promoting light and cross ventilation while embracing the waterfront outlook to the North West.
The dwelling is arranged over four levels cascading from the road frontage towards the water’s edge through a series of lofty indoor and outdoor living spaces which reveal unique views acknowledging the harbour site. The planning divides the home into two distinct areas of private and social living. Private bedroom spaces are located in the timber clad volume to the front of the site, affording privacy to the street while opening toward spectacular views across Morrison’s Bay. The living and entertaining areas are located further down the site, providing a series of open sun-lit terraces and a physical connection to the landscaped waterfront recreation area, including swimming pool and deck.
Structurally, steel framework was placed within the cleared floor plate, freeing the space from load-bearing walls and allowing an uninterrupted visual and spatial flow from the internal courtyard through to the outdoor living and dining terrace. All elements of this galvanised steel frame were designed and fabricated offsite utilising digital fabrication techniques, allowing for efficient delivery and installation on a particularly difficult site. The steel structure is set out on a 5000mm grid and, with an allowance for column sizes, an internal zone of 4800mm is achieved. This has allowed for a subsequent 1200mm grid centre, minimising sheet cutting for lining boards and joinery, lessening the associated material wastage. The generous height of the structural steel framework also allows for the inclusion of fixed highlight windows and banks of louvres, providing a surplus of natural light, while promoting cross-ventilation and passive thermal control throughout the dwelling.
The materials chosen were informed by the desire for a warm, natural aesthetic and a healthy living environment free from artificial and chemical finishes. Externally, extensive use of timber grounds the building while sandstone salvaged from the demolition was utilised in the new works. The recycled masonry elements include a new sea wall to Morrison’s Bay in addition to other landscape elements.
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