Published: Thursday, October 18, 2007
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Bundeena Beach House
"The elemental use of steel and timber, and a clear expression of surface and junction, echo the immediate natural and historic built environment." says Sam Crawford Architects on their design for Bundeena Beach House.
The main bedroom crouches like an insect over the main body of the house. Legs are made from a composite of steel and recycled timber.
Project details
- Project Name: Bundeena Beach House
- Client: Undisclosed
- Project Type: House
- Principal Designer/s: Sam Crawford Architects
- Design Team: Sam Crawford, Jonathan Moore, Jane Silcock, Jolyon Sykes
- Contractor/s: Premier Waterproofing
- Date of commencement of project: March 2002
- Date of completion of project: November 2004
- Location of site: Bundeena Beach, NSW, Australia
- Site Area: 794 sq m
- Built-up Area: 160 sq m
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