The brief for the Punch Street House was simple. As well as three bedrooms, the clients wanted to live at the view and to liberate the dark house with natural light. It seemed perfect for an ambitious young architect and it came with a great client. To achieve the brief on the tiny 125-square-metre site, the planning needed to be ordered vertically, not horizontally. Greater access to natural light was achieved through an over-scaled glazed facade around a central courtyard, making all spaces only one room deep and allowing breezes to be received across the plan. Architect: Shaun Carter Images: Brett Boardman
Posted on: Thu, 03 Jul 2014 09:35:01 +0000
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