Camperdown, located in Sydney’s east on Gadigal country, features a mixture of
A Developed Direction
The original client brief for
Lead designer on the project, Julie Nass, loves that the home is an inherent reflection of the homeowner. “We feel proud we created something that feels theirs,” she says, “and has added positively to their everyday living.”
During the design process, a team of Julie, Shaun Carter and Elke Jacobsen proposed an outdoor space that replaced some of the interior floor plan. This idea was sparked by the desire for natural light to flood each space. “We presented the proposal to remove a third of the floor plate to provide a generous outdoor ‘backyard’ space, and still maintain a generous internal space that was more defined and functional,” Julie says, “they were blown away and convinced!”
Into the Void
Calmness, warmth and safety were the driving themes for this project, informing the decision to maximise light and openness in each space. A
The Rosso Palette
Carter Williamson Architects integrated the homeowners’ love for comforting and
Rosso Verde is a playful evolution of the site’s original angular layout. Carter Williamson Architects have articulated how a compact interior can be manipulated to feel large in scale with light, colour and negative space.
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