RESIDENTIAL
Holman Street Apartment
Bunbury, 2023​
Two apartments are combined into a single luxury apartment, overlooking the bay. Curves, natural timber and stone provide a natural texture to the finish.
Modern in design and material selection, the home’s new design now proudly greets the leafy streetscape. Beneath its unusually curved roof crafted of Colorbond sheeting, a selection of contemporary materials clad the home, including James Hardie Sycon Matrix and Colorbond Custom Orb, Boral Classique Limestone split face blocks apply a natural, rugged finish to the home’s blade walls. As well as applying a timeless aesthetic, these materials are also extremely low maintenance.
Passage through the house is open and easy, as one is lead past the lounge room and into the spacious dining and kitchen areas that now occupy the original structure. The modern kitchen is a home chef’s paradise, with a suite of stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage space.
Modern in design and material selection, the home’s new design now proudly greets the leafy streetscape. Beneath its unusually curved roof crafted of Colorbond sheeting, a selection of contemporary materials clad the home, including James Hardie Sycon Matrix and Colorbond Custom Orb, Boral Classique Limestone split face blocks apply a natural, rugged finish to the home’s blade walls. As well as applying a timeless aesthetic, these materials are also extremely low maintenance.
Passage through the house is open and easy, as one is lead past the lounge room and into the spacious dining and kitchen areas that now occupy the original structure. The modern kitchen is a home chef’s paradise, with a suite of stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage space.
Modern in design and material selection, the home’s new design now proudly greets the leafy streetscape. Beneath its unusually curved roof crafted of Colorbond sheeting, a selection of contemporary materials clad the home, including James Hardie Sycon Matrix and Colorbond Custom Orb, Boral Classique Limestone split face blocks apply a natural, rugged finish to the home’s blade walls. As well as applying a timeless aesthetic, these materials are also extremely low maintenance.
Passage through the house is open and easy, as one is lead past the lounge room and into the spacious dining and kitchen areas that now occupy the original structure. The modern kitchen is a home chef’s paradise, with a suite of stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage space.
Tree Street Residence
Bunbury, 2012​
This unique project involved a relocated cottage that, after many years of being lived in its original form, required a refit to better suit the lifestyle of its owners.
The house is built in a previously cleared portion of an elevated bush block where the house engages with it’s setting by maintaining a bush ‘buffer’ between the house and the ‘outside’ world. The materials sourced
were selected to ‘grow’ out of the hill with a mixture of rammed earth, locally sourced Donnybrook stone (sculpted on-site by
the stone mason), steel and cedar weatherboards.
The house is built in a previously cleared portion of an elevated bush block where the house engages with it’s setting by maintaining a bush ‘buffer’ between the house and the ‘outside’ world. The materials sourced
were selected to ‘grow’ out of the hill with a mixture of rammed earth, locally sourced Donnybrook stone (sculpted on-site by
the stone mason), steel and cedar weatherboards.