WHITE ROCK HOUSE

Japanese principles of space and interval have been explored in the design of this house and garden located on Sydney‘s northern beaches. The journey through the house has a carefully controlled sequence of views.

The sequences become flexible through the use of sliding shutters and screens, also inspired by the importance of the relatedness of inside and outside. The lower level relates to a linear outside garden space. In contrast, the upper living level with a balcony overlooking the “White Rock“ surf break relates to the sky. The upper level has a central courtyard open to the sky  giving a sense of exhilaration and openness.

LOCATION

Sydney

COMPLETION

2010

PHOTOGRAPHY

Michael Nicholson

Tim Pascoe

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