ROSEVILLE HOUSE ” LET THERE BE LIGHT “
November 17, 2017
Located along a tree lined street in Roseville and within a series of Californian bungalows and period homes. We have been given the task to design a home for a growing family to reflect their love of the outdoors and love for tennis.
With each and every home, they represent their own unique set of challenges and this residence was no exception. The challenge for this project was to make the additional accommodation for a growing family yet provide good solar access with its poor orientation. While considering the bulk and scale of any addition to be in keeping with its context.
Our solution involved positioning the private spaces to the northern side of the residence to create a void extending the full length of the living space below. This allowed for light to filter throughout the residence and yet create a dramatic space.
The proposed renovations also include a glass pavilion close to the tennis court to allow friends and family to enjoy watching tennis or a place for perfect for kids celebrations.
Roseville residence by studioJLA ( Architect )
Henley House
November 16, 2017
Our project at Henley is recently been completed. The proposal aims to provide its owners with an alfresco area for all seasons. The Alfresco space is enclosed by a series of bi-stacking sliding doors with a polished concrete floor.
Beecroft House
October 29, 2017
This home located in Beecroft has been recently DA approved by Hornsby Council. The house has been designed with comfort in mind yet be provide open plan living in a contemporary home. The design takes advantage of its private bush settings and designed in a L configuration to allow for every room to take advantage of its northerly aspect.
Castle Hill House
October 29, 2017
The spotted gum timber cladding is well underway at our project in Castle Hill. After some to and fro about on whether to stain the timber cladding as our original idea. We thought it would be a shame to not express the material in its natural colour and its timber grain.
