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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Bass Street Residence in Melbourne, Australia by B.E ArchitectureSeptember 22nd, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: B.E Architecture A stacked rectilinear form, Bass Street Residence uses a series of subtly angled walls in opposing directions so the building composition creates a slight sense of tension between the property’s two key outlooks.  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture
 Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture A singular cutout in the front façade angles towards distant water views from the master bedroom. In the opposing corner a private, elevated outdoor terrace is a quiet retreat that appreciates the sculptural native trees behind the site.  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture Tucked below the outlooks, the lower level of the house is designed to around the client’s love of gardening. Oversized sliding doors line the back living areas opening onto the large gardens. The glazed side along the hallway is adjacent to the planted pool terrace that acts as a water feature as you navigate the house.  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture Referencing the building’s natural surroundings, all surfaces are covered in timber, giving a singularity to the materiality throughout the project and creating a subtle emphasis to the building’s shifting form. The cladding is carried on to the horizontal surfaces including the decking and finely detailed thin, triangular soffits between the surfaces.  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture
The constant rhythm of the vertical striping in the timber cladding creates an understated illusion expressing differences in the uneven planes as the building recedes. The natural quality of the timber adds texture to the sharp angular shadow lines.  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture The use of timber carries into the interior areas with timber flooring and detail. The lower level of the house in comprised of flexible-use spaces with separate studies and generous guest accommodation as well as open plan living spaces looking out to the gardens. The entire upper level is dedicated to the master bedroom and ensuite to be open, yet private positioned to take advantage of the site’s views.  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture  Image Courtesy © B.E Architecture
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