Located in Peppermint Grove, this bespoke residence is defined by a restrained architectural language, where material refinement and spatial clarity are carefully balanced with a strong connection to landscape.
Conceived as a garden residence, this home is shaped by the interplay of masonry, glazing and landscape, creating a calm sequence of light-filled spaces that feel both sheltered and open.
Each structure maintains its own identity while contributing to a unified architectural language.
Conceived to accommodate both private living and larger gatherings, the pavilion extends the domestic program into the landscape, creating a setting for entertaining that is embedded within the garden.
Throughout, internal spaces are organised to open outward, establishing a continuous relationship between built form, landscape and light. The architecture is deliberately restrained, allowing proportion, material and setting to define the experience of the home.
Each structure maintains its own identity while contributing to a unified architectural language.
Conceived to accommodate both private living and larger gatherings, the pavilion extends the domestic program into the landscape, creating a setting for entertaining that is embedded within the garden.