North Bondi House / Scale Architecture
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Situated atop the Sydney sea cliffs on Ben Buckler point, the project responds to its unique topography, by closely following the natural contours of the site.
© Brett Boardman
Architects: Scale Architecture
Location: North Bondi, Australia
Architects In Charge: Matt Chan, Nathan Etherington, Justin Cawley, Georgia Forbes-Smith
Area: 268.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Brett Boardman
Structural Engineers: SDA Structures
Hydraulic Engineers: Liquid Hydraulics
Planning Consultants: aSquare Planning
Builder: Yuncken Construction
© Brett Boardman
Text description provided by the architects. Situated atop the Sydney sea cliffs on Ben Buckler point, the project responds to its unique topography, by closely following the natural contours of the site.
Section
The house is split across two levels, taking full advantage of the views to both sides of the ridge, while a central void containing a sculptural steel stair, brings natural light deep into the plan.
© Brett Boardman
The folded steel stair connects the different levels with a single gesture, framing a sequence of views through the house as it turns in on itself, while a diagonal shift in the stair introduces a tension that breaks with the house?s otherwise orthogonal geometry.
Ground Floor Plan
The house is designed to take in the stunning views of...
© Brett Boardman
Architects: Scale Architecture
Location: North Bondi, Australia
Architects In Charge: Matt Chan, Nathan Etherington, Justin Cawley, Georgia Forbes-Smith
Area: 268.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Brett Boardman
Structural Engineers: SDA Structures
Hydraulic Engineers: Liquid Hydraulics
Planning Consultants: aSquare Planning
Builder: Yuncken Construction
© Brett Boardman
Text description provided by the architects. Situated atop the Sydney sea cliffs on Ben Buckler point, the project responds to its unique topography, by closely following the natural contours of the site.
Section
The house is split across two levels, taking full advantage of the views to both sides of the ridge, while a central void containing a sculptural steel stair, brings natural light deep into the plan.
© Brett Boardman
The folded steel stair connects the different levels with a single gesture, framing a sequence of views through the house as it turns in on itself, while a diagonal shift in the stair introduces a tension that breaks with the house?s otherwise orthogonal geometry.
Ground Floor Plan
The house is designed to take in the stunning views of...
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