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Architects: FIGR Architecture & Design
- Area: 110 m²
- Year: 2017
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Photographs:Tom Blachford and Kate Ballis
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Manufacturers: Artemide, Marble Benchtop, Richmond Lighting
Text description provided by the architects. Light Corridor House is an extension which celebrates the journey through the old to the new. Upon arrival, the property presents itself as a familiar Victorian worker’s cottage. The heritage façade has been restored to its former glory, and careful consideration has been given to retaining and celebrating the period features in the original part of the property. As visitors move down the typical Victorian gun barrel corridor, they arrive at a double-height spotted gum tunnel which is the beginning of the journey from old to new. This tunnel conceals the laundry and main bathroom, creating a seamless transition.
