A study in site.
- Burn brick
- Reinforced concrete slab
- Aluminium glazing
- Porcelain tile
The brief was a generous family home that reads modern from the street but stays practical inside — a double-volume entrance, living spaces on the ground floor and all bedrooms upstairs.
A reinforced concrete slab carries the first floor, allowing wide openings and long spans downstairs without heavy internal walls. Deep eaves and shaded balconies keep the glazing cool through the hot season.
Finishes were chosen for longevity: porcelain tile throughout, powder-coated aluminium windows, and a plastered burn-brick envelope painted in a warm off-white.
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Structure to finished home
In the field.
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“They took us from an empty shell to a home we are proud of. The workmanship upstairs especially is excellent.”
