Fairhaven Beach House / John Wardle Architects
This nimble beach house enjoys panoramic views over the southern ocean and surf beach. Located on top of the ridgeline above the Great Ocean Road on the Victorian coastline, the proportions, orientation, and dimensions of windows are tailored to particular views and to reveal internal spaces.
© Trevor Mein
Architects: John Wardle Architects
Location: Fairhaven, Australia
Area: 430.0 m2
Project Year: 2012
Photographs: Trevor Mein
© Trevor Mein
Text description provided by the architects. This nimble beach house enjoys panoramic views over the southern ocean and surf beach. Located on top of the ridgeline above the Great Ocean Road on the Victorian coastline, the proportions, orientation, and dimensions of windows are tailored to particular views and to reveal internal spaces.
© Trevor Mein
Our design process is akin to scenography, cutting together sensory and spatial experiences to frame the theatre of inhabitation within. The spatial journey through the house from arrival to view is choreographed to increase anticipation before reaching the main living space.
© Trevor Mein
Ground Floor Plan
© Trevor Mein
First Floor Plan
© Trevor Mein
As you step beneath a cantilevered study into a dramatic vertical entry space, you become acutely aware of a number of twists and folds along its length that make the transfo...
© Trevor Mein
Architects: John Wardle Architects
Location: Fairhaven, Australia
Area: 430.0 m2
Project Year: 2012
Photographs: Trevor Mein
© Trevor Mein
Text description provided by the architects. This nimble beach house enjoys panoramic views over the southern ocean and surf beach. Located on top of the ridgeline above the Great Ocean Road on the Victorian coastline, the proportions, orientation, and dimensions of windows are tailored to particular views and to reveal internal spaces.
© Trevor Mein
Our design process is akin to scenography, cutting together sensory and spatial experiences to frame the theatre of inhabitation within. The spatial journey through the house from arrival to view is choreographed to increase anticipation before reaching the main living space.
© Trevor Mein
Ground Floor Plan
© Trevor Mein
First Floor Plan
© Trevor Mein
As you step beneath a cantilevered study into a dramatic vertical entry space, you become acutely aware of a number of twists and folds along its length that make the transfo...
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