06 / 25
2019
This new double story residence is designed for accessibility on the ground floor and amplifying the living zone on a narrow lot size.
Architect: Atlas Architects
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Year: 2018
Project size: 178 sqm
Site size: 215 sqm
Construction: Secon Constructions
Photography: Tess Kelly
From the architect: The planning is spatially efficient to accommodate the restrictive site conditions and controls while maximising the dwellings amenity.
Formally, the pitched volume is subtracted by large openings, creating deep eaves and window sills. This aims to engage with the street and address the corner nature of the house. These openings blur the thresholds between indoor and outdoor to accommodate various spatial uses.
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