Bonnet Hill House / Dock4 Architecture
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Architects: Dock4 Architecture
Location: Bonnet Hill, Tasmania, Australia
Designer/Builder: Richard Loney
Site Area: 1,400 sqm
Project Area: 100 sqm
Project Year: 2008
Photographs: Peter Angus Robinson & Paula Silva
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Tasmania an island at the most southern point of Australian is the location of our practice Dock4. The house on Bonnet hill is a modest building of 100 sqm on a large open rural site. It is a simple two storey, cement clad box, that sits deep on a north facing bank. The building is permeable from three sides, transferring from inside to outside with ease.
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Materials are limited and raw and in many cases unfinished, low cost materials cover the larger areas while higher quality materials define the openings.
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Clever guardrail detail at the stair.
nice and simply living. well done.
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RT @FineProperties: Bonnet Hill House / Dock4 Architecture http://archdai.ly/cELZv4 – walls adorned by the shadow of a tree
“Materials are limited and raw and in many cases unfinished, low cost materials cover the larger areas while higher quality materials define the openings”.
yup – but there is a level of detail and craftsmanship that is missing in this house.
yup indeed, but spatially i think its robust enough that the level of detail doesn’t matter…
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Bonnet Hill House / Dock4 Architecture http://archdai.ly/cELZv4
RT @jastrapko: RT @FineProperties: Bonnet Hill House / Dock4 Architecture http://archdai.ly/cELZv4 – walls adorned by the shadow of a tree
Projeto simples, mas bem planejado. http://migre.me/FBtd
Lovely house. I like the level of restraint.
How are the openings weatherproofed at the head – are there head flashings? Do you expect that some of the protruding clear-finished timber reveals might deteriorate quite quickly?
exit, only the upper level bathroom of the house?
oo, the students all of the sudden become critics…
have you guys ever heard of a tight budget?
Bravo, well done…