All About Residential

This two-storey residence adopts a modern architectural language, with a strong emphasis on structural honesty and the integration of natural materials. Its design combines minimalism, functionality, and a close relationship with the surrounding landscape.

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The exterior showcases a combination of stone cladding, exposed concrete walls, steel framing, and large glass panels, creating a contemporary yet timeless aesthetic. Timber detailing adds warmth and contrast.

The dwelling is designed with a strong connection to its landscaped garden. Cantilevered balconies, covered terraces, and outdoor dining areas create multiple layers of interaction between architecture and nature. The pool serves as both a recreational and visual feature, reinforcing the home’s focus on outdoor living.

The reinforced concrete walls are both structural and architectural features. Rather than being concealed, they are celebrated as defining elements of the building’s character. The exposed concrete surfaces highlight the building’s structural integrity, creating a sense of permanence and solidity while also offering a clean, contemporary finish.

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The cantilevered upper floors demonstrate the building’s engineering capability, where concrete and steel framing work together to achieve long overhangs and shaded outdoor spaces. These structural gestures not only serve practical purposes but also become key architectural statements, contributing to the bold geometry of the design.

The interior adopts an open-plan layout, designed to maximize spatial flow and flexibility. Large sliding glass panels dissolve the boundary between inside and outside, allowing the living areas to extend seamlessly into the garden and poolside spaces.

The use of double-height ceilings and wide openings enhances natural light and ventilation, creating a bright and airy environment. Functionality is prioritized by arranging the interiors around communal living zones, ensuring the home supports family interaction, relaxation, and entertaining. Private areas such as bedrooms are positioned on the upper levels to provide separation and privacy, while communal areas below remain open and connected.