Article source: Luigi Rosselli Architects 

Sydney’s ultimate trees are fine Port Jackson Figs.  The pachyderms of the vegetal reign: fruit bearing, with dark glossy leaves and populated by many bird and bat colonies, they form the backdrop to “the new Twin Peaks” house.

Built on the bones of a solid 1970s Rose Bay home with an existing single roof ridge to the front and a substantial addition to the rear under a new second roof ridge; these design elements are the aspects that differentiate this new Twin Peaks from the original, Queen Anne, gabled Twin Peaks.

Image Courtesy © Justin Alexander

• Architects: Luigi Rosselli Architects (Jane McNeill)
• Project: The New Twin Peaks
• Location: Rose Bay, Australia
• Photography: Justin Alexander, Jane McNeill
• Software used: Autocad
  
• Interior Designer: Marianna Atlas
  
• Builder: Grid Projects Pty Ltd
  
• Structural Consultant: Rooney & Bye Pty Ltd 
  
• Joiner: Sydney Joinery
  
• Landscaper: Rolling Stone Landscapes/ & EJM Landscape
  

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