Dragonfly / Built-Environment Practice

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Broken Head, Australia
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The Dragonfly is designed to deliver a maximum of experience within limited build- able constraints around an existing house and sloping site. The project mediates between expansive views of the Pacific Ocean at Lennox Head, NSW and intimate snapshots of the rugged hillside upon which the Dragonfly is situated. This compact extension to an existing holiday house creates an additional private sleeping and living space, most often utilised when the main house is crowded with family and guests throughout the year. The space functions as a retreat for the owners, their teenage children, guests, or as an artist studio. A sauna, outdoor shower, and garden patio are also part of the scope of works.

Dragonfly / Built-Environment Practice - Garden, Courtyard, Patio
© Owen McGoldrick
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Cite: "Dragonfly / Built-Environment Practice" 03 May 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/367713/dragonfly-built-environment-practice> ISSN 0719-8884

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