Ceres House / Dan Gayfer Design
Ceres House is Dan Gayfer Design's largest project completed to date. Located within the rolling hills of Ceres - a rural hamlet of Geelong - the project was virtually a new build and involved the simultaneous design of the residence, its interior and immediate exterior spaces
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Architects: Dan Gayfer Design
Location: Australia
Area: 1450.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Dean Bradley
Building Contractor: Built by Wilson
© Dean Bradley
From the architect. Ceres House is Dan Gayfer Design's largest project completed to date. Located within the rolling hills of Ceres - a rural hamlet of Geelong - the project was virtually a new build and involved the simultaneous design of the residence, its interior and immediate exterior spaces
© Dean Bradley
Site Plan
© Dean Bradley
Somewhat inspired by American Ranch style architecture with its picture windows, gabled rooflines and far-reaching single storey floor plan, the buildings careful orientation encompasses 180 degrees of views whilst protecting the exterior living spaces from prevailing winds that can sweep across the property
© Dean Bradley
The views are part of the design and its aesthetic; they are not borrowed but practically stolen from the surrounding landscape to become part of the interior.
© Dean Bradley
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© Dean Bradley
Architects: Dan Gayfer Design
Location: Australia
Area: 1450.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Dean Bradley
Building Contractor: Built by Wilson
© Dean Bradley
From the architect. Ceres House is Dan Gayfer Design's largest project completed to date. Located within the rolling hills of Ceres - a rural hamlet of Geelong - the project was virtually a new build and involved the simultaneous design of the residence, its interior and immediate exterior spaces
© Dean Bradley
Site Plan
© Dean Bradley
Somewhat inspired by American Ranch style architecture with its picture windows, gabled rooflines and far-reaching single storey floor plan, the buildings careful orientation encompasses 180 degrees of views whilst protecting the exterior living spaces from prevailing winds that can sweep across the property
© Dean Bradley
The views are part of the design and its aesthetic; they are not borrowed but practically stolen from the surrounding landscape to become part of the interior.
© Dean Bradley
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