Modern Peregian Beach House Design by Bark Studio Architect
August 5th, 2009 - Posted in Architect, Residential Architecture
This award winning project is creates a simple yet dynamic series of contemporary spaces that respond carefully to the available ocean views, the topography of the site and good climatic sensibility. Set high on a ridge above Peregian Beach, the site descends toward protected heathland reserve at the rear, and enjoys commanding views along the coast and inline to Mt Cooroy. Following the slope of the land, the house is placed with optimum orientation to the North, and step down in the series of half levels. Thin and Linea, it uses the site topography to organise space into two distint living and sleeping pavilions,lightly connected by a transparent breezeway and stairwell. A skillion roof tilts up towards the highest point at the east, then twists to the Northease to maximize light abd breezes.Finishes include ab abundance of timber, glass,louvres and polycarbonate.
Photography: David Sandison











