Article source: Casey Brown Architecture
Hart House is located on the idyllic shoreline of Great Mackerel Beach, and was conceived as a contemporary interpretation of the quintessential one-room Australian beach shack. The form was derived from a wrapped ‘box’ open to one side which provides the building with a protective corrugated aluminium shell. This shell protects the house from the harsh salt environment, cold winter southerly winds and bushfire prone landscape. Only one side of the box is left fully open – facing towards the sun and the view, allowing the dwelling to embrace the beachfront location.
- Architects: Casey Brown Architecture
- Project: Hart House
- Location: New South Wales, Australia
- Photography: Rhys Holland
- Design Architect: Rob Brown
- Project Architect: Carly Martin
- Engineer: SDA Structures and GK Consulting Engineers
- Builder: Moneghittie Built
- Bushfire Consultant: Building Code and Bushfire Hazard Solutions