Bayview Apartment in Sydney, Australia by Anton Kouzmin

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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.

Bayview Apartment in Sydney, Australia by Anton Kouzmin Architecture

November 23rd, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Anton Kouzmin Architecture

This two bedroom apartment is located in a mid-1960s block in Elizabeth Bay, Sydney. The rectangular plan is defined by full height glazing to all rooms, with expansive views over Rushcutters Bay. The concept involved rejuvenating a tired apartment by creating a large and light-filled open plan living space.

Image Courtesy © Mark Morffew (2010) & Robert Varkevisser (2017)

Architects: Anton Kouzmin Architecture
Project: Bayview Apartment
Location: Sydney, Australia
Photography: Mark Morffew (2010) & Robert Varkevisser (2017)
AUD: 150,000
Area: 80sqm
Completed: 2010

Image Courtesy © Mark Morffew (2010) & Robert Varkevisser (2017)

Finished in a palette of subdued, warm whites, the living space becomes the backdrop for the leafy view outside. The kitchens cruciform arrangement of white polyurethane and dark timber is conceived as a sculptural element, with a mirrored splashback reflecting light and glimpses of the eastern skyline and harbour into the apartment.

Image Courtesy © Mark Morffew (2010) & Robert Varkevisser (2017)

Image Courtesy © Anton Kouzmin Architecture

: Image Courtesy © Mark Morffew (2010) & Robert Varkevisser (2017)

: Image Courtesy © Anton Kouzmin Architecture

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Tags: Australia, Sydney

Categories: Apartments, House, Residential

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