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Located in Devonport’s heritage neighbourhood, this project transformed a 1980s house and garage into a contemporary home and pottery studio. The new design balances contemporary design sensibilities with the area's traditional scale and character. Rich materiality and bespoke interior and exterior design create a comfortable and timeless home.
A contemporary approach was taken with the design renovations. Careful attention was given to maintaining the warmth of the original house’s finishing and textural qualities. The house has been “opened up” to the rear yard including adding volume, a sense of space and connection to the outdoors. A large “Disco Dinorinus” kinetic wind sculpture by Phil Price takes centre stage on the rear lawn.
Axial sight lines are introduced through carefully considered strategic openings, and glazing linking various spaces together.
The most recent additions were modified with larger window fenestration and door openings. Architectural form and spatial qualities are further articulated with the addition of plywood and ceiling batten textures.
