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Sumit Singhal
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.

Inlet house in Victoria, Australia by Seeley Architects

 
November 19th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Seeley Architects

The Inlet House is situated near the famed Great Ocean Road, at the mouth of the Painkalac Creek where it flows into Bass Strait. While the house enjoys expansive ocean views to the south, the home feels anything but exposed.

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

The layout of the home is centered around an internal stone paved “Street”, linking the two living and sleeping wings. A pair of gracefully curving skillion roofs define the north and south wings of the home, uplifted at the ends allowing morning and evening light to wash gently across the ceilings.

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Each room in this home reveals a unique aspect. The Kitchen – Living room enjoys expansive estuary and coastal views, while the north facing bedrooms frame a private sundrenched garden.

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

The site and surrounding vegetation is intrinsic to the design of this house with pre-weathered grey timber boards enveloping the house inside and out, allowing the home to blend beautifully into its surrounds.

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

With foliage spilling from cantilevered planter boxes and a wire framed arbor on the street side, over time a sea of vines over the arbor will transform the public side of the house into something even more beautiful and discrete.

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Nic Granleese and David Seeley

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

Image Courtesy © Seeley Architects

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