This house is situated on the east coast of North Bruny Island in Tasmania, in a area of \u200b\u200b18.2 hectares.
The place has a waterfront of about 800 meters which includes a secluded beach area and private. The wavy edge is very pronounced now, so you can get multiple views across the sector around.
valued customers a special soil conditions and therefore place the housing on the upper in a commanding visual environment. Hence the request that the house framed in their view much of the coastal landscape .
The challenge was to capture views of the east and southeast at a time to develop an efficient model of sunlight from the north. Efficiency was part of the request made by the client to the architect, who thought of wood and thermo as materials to do so.
Wood was the predominant material. It also reused some wood interiors, doors and seals.
Location: Bull Bay, North Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia
Principal: Michael Shrapnel
Contributors: Stephen Geason
Constructs: Cain McCloud
Engineering: Consulting Engineers Aldanmark
Surface field: 18.2 Acres
surface: 140 m2 / Deck 62 m2
Year: 2006-2008
Photo: Jonathan Wherrett
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