Architectural Vision

The first dwelling is a three-level detached home articulated through a refined interplay of volume and light, where spatial flow and connectivity are central to the design intent. Its open-plan ground floor establishes a clear hierarchy of living zones, defined by natural illumination and visual continuity. Five proportioned bedrooms, including private en-suite options, are strategically arranged to balance privacy with cohesion. A first-floor terrace extends the architectural language outdoors, reinforcing the dialogue between interior and landscape. The integral double garage, accessed via a secure gated entrance, is seamlessly incorporated within the building’s massing, while the landscaped plot enhances both privacy and the experiential quality of the site.

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The second residence adopts a bold two-storey form characterized by volumetric contrast and a sculptural approach to spatial organisation. Its open-plan interior is anchored by a striking galleried mezzanine, which establishes vertical connectivity and accentuates the perception of space. Three bedrooms, including a flexible ground-floor suite, respond to evolving patterns of contemporary living. A detached garage and expansive landscaped garden complement the architectural composition, achieving a cohesive integration of built form, material expression, and the surrounding rural context.