06 / 27
2016
The Australian-based firm b.e architecture renovated and extended a house in Toorak - a suburb of Melbourne that still retain the existing structure as an anchoring element.
Architect: b.e architecture
Location: Toorak, Melbourne, Australia
According to the architects: The house was added a series of pavilions underneath a floating copper roofline that wraps around the original building. Embracing the client’s desire to maintain a fairly conventional residential structure, the design strengthens the form by creating a gable façade at the front and back with a clearly defined outline. Clad in polished grey render, the gables emphasize solidity and give the house a re-established sense of history and permanence. In contrast the extensions, composed as ribbons of copper wrapping around the solid structure, sit softly above recessed glazed pavilions.
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