Flat Roof House In Australia With Big Glazed Sections And A Timeless Design

By Simona Ganea | Published on Aug 17, 2020

This Australian firm is located in Portsea and was designed and congenital by FGR Architects. It has a very simple and minimal geometry which comes in response to its unique location. The pure and simple design gives this flat roof firm a contemporary appearance and helps it stand out in relation to its neighbors and the landscape. At the aforementioned time, this simplicity allows the focus to be on the sweeping views and the cute landscape that surrounds the house. Everything is contained within a linear, rectangular volume which measures thirty meters in length and xi meters in width and is partially cantilevered. The floating section creates a covered parking space able to adjust three cars, easily attainable from the driveway.

The stone stairs go up in a straight line and connect the driveway to the main entry point — The rock stairs become upwards in a straight line and connect the driveway to the main entry point

The living room and kitchen overlook the pool deck and have a glazed facade

The centerpiece of the kitchen is a large limestone island placed at the center — The centerpiece of the kitchen is a large limestone island placed at the heart

A series of stone steps become upward the gradient and lead to the main archway at the dorsum of the house. The living surface area is a big and open infinite with a glazed facade and big windows that frame views of the coastal mural at the front of the business firm. The kitchen is big and spacious, featuring a magnificent limestone island, a centerpiece complemented past black cabinetry and light timber flooring. It overlooks the deck and swimming puddle and has an uninterrupted view of the entire expanse across that. The cantilevered volume houses 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms with decors that mimic the minimalist exterior and welcome the outdoors in through large skylights and pivot windows.