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The Pool House in Randwick New South Wales, Australian by Luigi Rosselli Pty Ltd – Architects

Wednesday, September 13th, 2017

Article source: Luigi Rosselli Pty Ltd – Architects

The wraparound swimming pool plays the starring role in these alterations and additions and becomes the architectural pivot that binds one hundred years of history.

The organic two-storey addition at the back of a single storey 1910 cottage is surrounded by a swimming pool and the water is the focus that holds the two distinct sections of the house together.

Image Courtesy © Justin Alexander

Architects: Luigi Rosselli Pty Ltd – Architects ( Will Dangar )
Project: The Pool House
Location: New South Wales, Australian
Photography: Justin Alexander
Project Architect: Carl Rutherfoord
Builder: Moulds Construction
Structural Consultant: Rooney & Bye Pty Ltd

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Hawthorn House in Victoria, Australian by Pleysier Perkins

Wednesday, May 6th, 2015

Article source: Pleysier Perkins

Accommodating the slope of the site as a terraced floor plan and landscape, this 5 bedroom family home extends around a central courtyard soccer pitch and pool. Strong horizontal canopies combine with a vertical split faced concrete core to create a home combining intimacy, volume and sheltered openness.

Image Courtesy © Hilary Bradford & Earl Carter

Architects: Pleysier Perkins
Project: Hawthorn House
Location: Hawthon, Victoria, Australian
Photography: Hilary Bradford & Earl Carter
Completed:2010

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Anglesea beach house in Victoria Australian by ANDREW MAYNARD ARCHITECTS

Wednesday, July 16th, 2014

Article source: ANDREW MAYNARD ARCHITECTS

More frequently holiday homes are becoming little more than transplanted suburban ugliness; the great Australian tradition of the ‘shack’ is in danger of being superseded by bloated mansions with four bathrooms and all the trappings of modern life.

Architects: ANDREW MAYNARD ARCHITECTS
Project: Anglesea beach house
Location: Victoria Australian
Photography: Peter Bennetts
AMA Team: Andrew Maynard, Mark Austin, Matthew McClurg, Tommy Joo
Date of construction completed: May 2009
Cost at completion of construction: $450,000
Gross Floor Area: $150

Cost per square metre: $3,000
External Cladding: Spotted Gum
Louvres: Aluminium (black anodised finish) operable louvres by shadefactor.
Windows: Steel framed foors and windows by Skyrange Engineering
Stair: Treated pine stringers with treads constructed from Spotted gum.
Infill to Balcony Balustrade: 40mm square nylon netting, custom made by Oxley Nets
Metal Grating Walkways: webforge grating and expanded mesh by webforge
Roof: Lysaght colourbond nightsky steel sheet roofong.
Decking: Spotted Gum