Gallery How Architects Design Their Own Homes The West Australian Edited by bethany patch, this stunning coffee table book goes inside the homes of more than 40 architects from around the world, offering fascinating insights into how these professional designers have turned their talents to their own four walls. the case studies featured range from an arkansas family home with a lighting scheme inspired by a. Jon clements of jackson clements burrows (jcb) architects designed his family home in melbourne’s inner suburbs to respond to its neighbourhood character, defined by renovated victorians, mid 80s mock federation and brick veneer houses from the 50s, 60s and 70s. clements acquired the site in a deceased estate sale after an elderly neighbour.
Gallery How Architects Design Their Own Homes The West Australian Sarah lebner attends a tour of architects’ own homes in melbourne, discovering how the value based visions of architects manifest in the houses they design for themselves. river house by peter mcintyre. sharing our projects with the public is usually an exciting and proud moment, but sharing them with our peers can be quite intimidating. Inverdon house, chloe naughton. almost 20 years after trading in the beloved family acreage for the abundant opportunities of city dwelling, architect chloe naughton’s parents returned to the site of the old family home. this move aligned incredibly well with chloe’s own studies in architecture winding down. Discover how architects design and live in their own homes architects' houses offers an insight into how contemporary architects live in the homes they have designed specifically for themselves and their family: from warehouses to apartments, from an entirely new build to a substantial renovation. Latest australian houses 2022. 30 oct 2022 ghin ghin house, victoria architecture: dion keech architectsphoto : lyons photography ghin ghin house sitting on a hillside in the idyllic rural setting of ghin ghin in northeast victoria, the u shape ghin ghin house wraps around a generous central courtyard.
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