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Architects: Freehand Projects
- Year: 2019
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Photographs:Steph McGlenchy
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Text description provided by the architects. Located on the beautiful Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria, the Bellarine Hillside House by Freehand Projects is designed to engage with its natural Australian bush environment to create a sense of sheltered prospect. Designed to feature the site’s endangered yellow box eucalyptus trees, the house’s distinctive form mimics the slope of the land. Strong westerly breezes are directed up and over the facade, creating a calm, protected zone on its leeward-side. The house’s primary form is created by a series of exposed timber frames in a bold expression of structure. It is partly inspired by ‘Taliesin West’, the house and studio built in Scottsdale Arizona by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1937. A Goal To Entwine Lifestyle With Nature And Community Freehand Projects is known for creating thoughtful, relaxed architecture that sustainably integrates with the world around it. With the natural landscape as their design starting point.
