Architects: Panov Scott Photography: Hamish Mcintosh Construction Period: 2025 Location: , Australia
The room feels slightly too small, not uncomfortably so, but still there is something about the space.
The combination of the threshold head height, the steps down into the space and the slope of the ceiling give a vague feeling of pitching forward, an insinuated disquiet.
The internal finishes are neutral, timber below white painted plaster. Curiosity is focused, everything leads to the window that pushes forward into space above the garden.
Within the bay window, right at the edge, there is a place to stop, at the scale of a person, or to share intimately with another. It is a place to notice life in the canopy, the scallop pattern of the crashing waves on sand in the bay, movement on the ridge, or the whoop of approaching guests.
Text provided by the architects.
