Killora Bay House / Lara Maeseele + Tanner Architects

Overlooking the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, Killora Bay is a seasonal holiday home designed for a young family and friends. The house siting and form is heavily conditioned by its delicate environmental setting. Populated by a dense canopy of Tasmanian White Gums and stands of Grass Trees, the site is a sanctuary for the Forty Spotted Pardalote. This necessitated a planning condition limiting the building envelope to a predetermined site and 18m diameter ‘footprint’ on the southern corner of the site – which shares a boundary to the road behind.

Killora Bay House / Lara Maeseele + Tanner Architects
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  • architects: Lara Maeseele
  • architects: Tanner Architects
  • Location: Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia
  • Project Year: 2021
  • Photographs: Adam Gibson
  • Area: 131.0 m2

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