L-House / Alexander Symes Architect
Perched on the eastern spur of Linden in the lower Blue Mountains, sat a project home partially completed in 2003. The new owners, a young couple, decided after suffering through several cold winters that it was time to renovate the house into a thermally comfortable family home.
© Barton Taylor
Architects: Alexander Symes Architect
Location: Linden, Australia
Design Team: Blue Eco Homes, Thornton & Blake
Site: 9500 m2
Area: 273.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Barton Taylor
© Barton Taylor
Text description provided by the architects. Perched on the eastern spur of Linden in the lower Blue Mountains, sat a project home partially completed in 2003. The new owners, a young couple, decided after suffering through several cold winters that it was time to renovate the house into a thermally comfortable family home.
© Barton Taylor
The clients originally wanted to maintain the two existing pavilions: one for guest accommodation and the other for ancillary spaces and create a new dwelling to the east, increasing floor space to accommodate a family and capture the surrounding bushland and easterly views across the Sydney basin to the harbour and city.
Ground Floor Plan
ASA proposed an alternate way of thinking about the site with the main principles of respecting the bushland at the core and re-using as much of the existing built form, services and struct...
© Barton Taylor
Architects: Alexander Symes Architect
Location: Linden, Australia
Design Team: Blue Eco Homes, Thornton & Blake
Site: 9500 m2
Area: 273.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Barton Taylor
© Barton Taylor
Text description provided by the architects. Perched on the eastern spur of Linden in the lower Blue Mountains, sat a project home partially completed in 2003. The new owners, a young couple, decided after suffering through several cold winters that it was time to renovate the house into a thermally comfortable family home.
© Barton Taylor
The clients originally wanted to maintain the two existing pavilions: one for guest accommodation and the other for ancillary spaces and create a new dwelling to the east, increasing floor space to accommodate a family and capture the surrounding bushland and easterly views across the Sydney basin to the harbour and city.
Ground Floor Plan
ASA proposed an alternate way of thinking about the site with the main principles of respecting the bushland at the core and re-using as much of the existing built form, services and struct...
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