Aussie architecture firm Adam Dettrick Architects have created the wonderful Narrabundah Residence in Canberra, Australia.
Form follows perform in this new home in Narrabundah, with various routines inside the home uniquely expressed on the exterior. Spatially the property is defined by the separation of living places from sleeping places with a central hallway. The residing places open to the north at the rear, harnessing the winter sun and addressing an elegant eucalypt. At the front they twist substantially to the south east, catching gorgeous views in excess of Scott St and across rolling nation towards the distant Cuumbuen Nature Reserve. Walls and roof telescope past the residing places at every single finish of the house to shelter outdoor space and supply privacy to both occupants and neighbours. Sustainability rules and simple passive design and style strategies underpin the environmental performance of this property, with very good orientation, sun shading, double glazing, hefty insulation and non-toxic materials combining to supply yr round comfort and liveability. Exterior resources are utilitarian – chosen for their robustness, character and economy.
The house seems to be like it is bursting out of central level – it can make it so powerful.
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 21 May, 2014
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