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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. 1930s Queenslander in Brisbane, Australia by Dion Seminara ArchitectureMarch 27th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Dion Seminara Architecture Queenslanders are homes built up off the ground which are often falsely thought to be naturally cool in summer. They are actually designed to keep the area under the home cool. The homes themselves aren’t well insulated and can get quite hot.  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture
 Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture This home was originally a 2 bedroom cottage which has now been transformed into a 3 bedroom, two storey home. A feature of the renovation is that it maximizes cross breezes through the use of louvers particularly high level louvers. It also allows in plenty of natural light, making it a very inexpensive home to run.  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture The kitchen features black veneer cabinets that work thanks to the clerestory above the kitchen which brings in ample natural light.  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture  Image Courtesy © Dion Seminara Architecture
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