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Architecture firm Hindley & Co. created an extension using stonework and arches meant to evoke the Spanish Mediterranean.
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Project Details:
Location: Northcote, Victoria
Architect: Hindley & Co
Interior Styler: Leesa O'Reilly
Engineer: Price and Myers
Builder: Eastwood Property
Year Built: 2023
From the Architect: "Two scientists approached us with exciting ideas about their dream home, inspired by their love for Barcelona and passion for geology. They did not care for convention, rather, having unique goals and a desire to make a work of art."
A series of curved walls and tall floor-to-ceiling windows face the interior courtyard of the home.
Photo by Tasha Tylee
Arched doorways conceal windows and doors, offering seemingly secret passageways into the homes interior.
Photo by Tasha Tylee
Neutral tones allow for the beauty of natural light and decor to shine.
Photo by Tasha Tylee
See the full story on Dwell.com: Curves and a Courtyard Transport This Australian Weatherboard Cottage From Its Suburban Setting
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By: Keren Dillard
Title: Curves and a Courtyard Transport This Australian Weatherboard Cottage From Its Suburban Setting
Sourced From: www.dwell.com/article/northcote-hacienda-hindley-and-co-weatherboard-cottage-renovation-99014550-98e9e468
Published Date: Sat, 27 May 2023 13:27:38 GMT
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