Hideaway House is a place of retreat, designed for a couple who have swapped the city for quiet. Located in Sydney?s Blue Mountains, the site is secluded and surrounded by gum trees. A nearby escarpment plummets to the Megalong Valley and the bush below. The existing house is a contemporary barn, with a pitched roof and broad windows. The home is largely self-sufficient and possesses a unique, utilitarian beauty that suits this setting. Hideaway House transforms an underused attic space into a series of bright and liveable rooms. The spatial planning is simple, with bedrooms nestled at each end of the space, and a generous hobby area between.
© Benjamin Hosking

Architects: TRIAS

Location: Blackheath, Australia

Category: Houses Interiors

Area: 75.0 m2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Benjamin Hosking

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