Project posted by Irons McDuff Architecture
Richmond House
Bedroom with home work space are screened for privacy but offer filtered light and views to tree canopy
The perforated screen folds with the building form, providing privacy, preventing extensive overlooking and filters light into the upper spaces
Bathrooms pack a punch of colour and fun with highly patterned tiling. This ensuite is an oasis in the trees with filtered light through the perforated screen
recycled brick and black steel to the interiors evoke a sense of the industrial heritage of the area, while joinery below maximises storage
the Kitchen combines industrial materials of concrete bench and steel frames, with clean lines to timber veneered cupboards and marble splash backs , and plenty of wall for art
Soft curtains providing screening between bedroom study and sleeping zone. Shelves and desks are integrated through each room to enable going family needs and work form home places for all
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Drawing on local industrial heritage qualities, this inner suburban dwelling packs a lot into limited space. Recycled brick and steel reflect the former working area of Richmond, with robust and textured concrete and timber floors. Accomodating a family of four, the house maximises storage throughout, while providing a sense of spatial generosity for entertainment of friends and family.