A Modest Brick Home’s Curving Entry Inspires a Sinuous Steel Extension at the Rear
The framework adds an indoor/outdoor sunken living room with exposed timber rafters and fluted glass doors.
The framework adds an indoor/outdoor sunken living room with exposed timber rafters and fluted glass doors.
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Project Details:
Location: McKinnon, Victoria, Australia
Architect: Megowan Architectural / @megowanarchitectural
Builder: Forma Group
Photographer: Nils Koenning / @nils_koenning
From the Architect: "The project is a series of extensions and renovations to a post-war home. Art Deco cues were borrowed from the front of the home to the rear. The red brick of the existing home became a design generator for red-veined marble and joinery highlights throughout. A sunken living room was incorporated to create a seamless transition to the outdoors across the gently sloping site. Exposed hardwood rafters provide warmth and rhythm to the living spaces and contrast beautifully against the exposed brick pavers in the sunken lounge."
Photo by Nils Koenning
Photo by Nils Koenning
Photo by Nils Koenning
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