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A traditional style was required to suit this period property. The clients chose a classic Victorian style column veranda with decorative egg and dart frieze panels and simple scroll spandrels. In keeping with this classic style our traditional hipped and curved glazing bar roof framework was used, this also allowed the clients to have glazing panels to reduce any loss of light through the windows. The clients were very happy with the results and provided a lovely review which you can view via google.

Proyecto de diseño y construcción de Pérgola para exterior. Living & dinning outdoor. Zona barra.

With a built in kitchen, table and lounge space this outdoor area is an entertainers dream! Plenty of space to have a chat, grab a snag or watch the kids in the pool.

This split level residence was planned to allow the living spaces to be elevated to take advantage of the views over the adjoining golf course. Protected outside spaces to the north address the swimming pool and landscape courtyards.
The high ceiling living areas are articulated with a library built in to the stair and a fish tank that can be viewed through the front door.

Lune de Sang is an intergenerational venture that will see the transformation of a former dairy property into a sustainably harvested forest with trees that take up to 300 years to mature.
The site is comprised of two working sheds, a family pavilion, a log cabin and the general manager's residence. The residence occupies a key position in the rural landscape and the buildings have been shifted from the cardinal axes of the site to provide surveillance of the entrance gate and to the overall site.
Given the magnitude of this venture an on-site general manager is needed to ensure operations run smoothly on a daily and long-term basis. The residence was conceived to calibrate its functions around the general manager's professional and family life. It is comprised of a combined office / dwelling and a detached shed. The office is located at the northern end of the building and offers good sightlines to the entrance and overall site.
Designed to withstand bushfires, the building's exterior is cladded with zincalume sheets and fire resistant hardwoods. The verandah is articulated by oversized columns, which accentuate the residence's presence and frame the landscape beyond. It not only serves as a viewing and surveillance platform but also contributes to moderating the sub-tropical climate and during summer months turns into a second circulation zone between rooms.
The generic gable roof allows the residence to maintain a low line in this vast setting and remains akin to the traditional architecture of the region. The shape of the roof is reflected within the interior of the residence with white plaster walls rising to meet a rich geometry of pitched planes and junctions. Windows with concealed aluminum framing create sharply defined viewports that capture the green landscape within the interior of the space. This experience is enhanced by contrasting the intensity of these framed views with a mute interior palette; comprised of concrete floors and white walls.
The general manager's residence is in some respect a reinterpretation of the traditional vernacular architecture of the area. It is humble and respectful of its surroundings. In its simple expression it longs to this notion of timelessness.
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