One of our new projects has been approved by the Local Council. The construction is due to commence very shortly. The project is located in a residential neighbourhood of The Ponds (Northwest of Sydney), this residence marks a local horizon due to its volumes.

Composed of two overlapping volumes, the house derives from the intention to free up the largest possible area for living spaces and give fluidity to its occupation.

With the intention of ensuring influx of natural lighting and ventilation, the project has large openings on the facades. Downstairs, the living rooms can be completely opened to the garden by sliding glass panels, creating an extension of the home to the outside and making the environments mix.

As for the materials, interior and exterior walls are white, with a difference in the textures of the environments. Interior floors are finished with granilite and mediate between the interior and the exterior, bringing the garden into the house and vice versa.

The horizontal and vertical circulations receive natural light through vertical openings, turning these spaces into a small gallery exhibiting art objects and everyday life. These aspects give the house a plastic result of contemporary identity.