Perched high on a sandstone outcrop beside the Lane Cove River, the Terra Firma residence is a striking example of architecture rooted in the landscape – both literally and conceptually. Designed by Luigi Rosselli Architects, the three-story home combines natural materials such as rammed earth, recycled brick, reclaimed sandstone, and terracotta roof tiles to create a warm, grounded haven for its owners, who are lifelong sailors.
There is something special about living in the bush, even more special is doing it with the lightest possible footprint. This award-winning Blue Mountains home incorporates passive design and sustainability principles.
Perched high on a ridge overlooking Sydney’s stunning Northern Beaches, there was never any question that windows would be a major feature of this impressive Warriewood residence. Of course, framing those sweeping ocean views might be a no-brainer, but the right solution isn’t always obvious, nor is the implementation always straightforward.
This home at Bronte Beach in Sydney’s eastern seaboard is designed to soak up as much of the far-reaching Pacific Ocean views on offer while creating a “place for peace” for its occupants.
Situated on a sprawling 5-acre estate in Middle Dural, western Sydney, this majestic project showcases three elegantly designed pavilions, totaling an impressive 800 square meters of building footprint.
Evolution Windows worked closely with Architect and Builder to ensure the ideal selection of window and door systems to maximise views and ensure long-term durability and performance.
This amazing property sits on the outskirts of Sydney, nestled amongst 5 acres with a bush land setting to the rear of the property. The design brief from the owners was simple but demanding, “We want seriously large pieces of glass to encapsulate the view and bushland, but it has to perform Thermally efficient!”
