架构师提供的文本描述。这一翻新和加法将维多利亚时代的一座小屋变成了一个充满灯光的展示家，供建造者客户使用。不同的连接，材料和形成独立的主要元素在房子内，同时溶解额外的质量外部创造了一个广泛和丰富的详细经验。

Text description provided by the architects. This renovation and addition transforms a Victorian cottage into a light filled showcase home for the Builder client. Distinct connections, materials and forms separate major elements within the house, while dissolving the additional mass externally to create an expansive and richly detailed experience. 

Text description provided by the architects. This renovation and addition transforms a Victorian cottage into a light filled showcase home for the Builder client. Distinct connections, materials and forms separate major elements within the house, while dissolving the additional mass externally to create an expansive and richly detailed experience. 

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(Peter Bennetts)

设计成使用丰富的材料和不同的正式手势来颠倒和突出现有的类型，这个项目从要素分离的核心概念演变而来。

Designed to use rich materials and distinct formal gestures to invert and highlight existing typologies this project evolved from a core concept of separation of elements. 

Designed to use rich materials and distinct formal gestures to invert and highlight existing typologies this project evolved from a core concept of separation of elements. 

 © Peter Bennetts

(Peter Bennetts)

 © Peter Bennetts

(Peter Bennetts)

最初的1887年的小屋是一个重要的设计元素，将纳入新的家园。保留尽可能多的原始设计保留了一些项目的历史。上层的设计是为了浮在原来的房子之上。内部玻璃走道和外部木材包覆与垂直板，软化和溶解的形式。包层和大后树胶树也充当遮阳装置，并在白天太阳移动时，从进入房子的自然光中产生阴影图案。一个巨大的螺旋楼梯清楚地将楼上的新卧室和浴室空间与起居室隔开了。

The original 1887 cottage was an important design element to be incorporated into the new home. Retaining as much of the original design as possible preserved some of the project's history. The upper floor is designed to float above the original house. Internally glass walkways and externally timber cladding with vertical battens soften and dissolve the form. The cladding and large rear gum tree also act as shading devices and create shadow patterns from the natural light entering the house as the sun moves during the day. A large spiral staircase distinctly separates the new upstairs bedroom and bathroom spaces from the living zone. 

The original 1887 cottage was an important design element to be incorporated into the new home. Retaining as much of the original design as possible preserved some of the project's history. The upper floor is designed to float above the original house. Internally glass walkways and externally timber cladding with vertical battens soften and dissolve the form. The cladding and large rear gum tree also act as shading devices and create shadow patterns from the natural light entering the house as the sun moves during the day. A large spiral staircase distinctly separates the new upstairs bedroom and bathroom spaces from the living zone. 

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(Peter Bennetts)

物业的后部面向游乐场保护区。设计了一个倒挂围栏，以确认和允许项目的更公开的外观与之互动。镜像表面在视觉上扩展了公园的范围，并为当地人提供了一个有趣的享受。考虑到新住宅面积有限，考虑到该网站的公共和现有环境是设计的核心，设计需要紧凑和高效，没有“浪费”的空间。房子内提供“小保护区”，使家庭既可以在一起，又有自己的区域。家庭喜欢房子的流动，并喜欢发现新的方式来看待空间，因为光和季节的变化，并对木材和黄铜的反应。再加上定制设计的瞬间(包括楼梯底座，双倍作为换鞋的低座位，靠鞋柜)，每个空间都是为居民设计的。

The rear of the property faces onto a playground reserve. A mirrored back fence was designed to acknowledge and allow the more public façade of the project to be interacted with. The mirrored surface visually extends the parkland and provides a playful feature for locals to enjoy. Embracing the public and existing context of this site was central to the design  Given the limited area available for the new home, the design needed to be a compact and efficient with no ‘wasted’ spaces. The house provides 'little sanctuaries' within so the family can both be together and have their own zones. The family love the flow of the house and enjoy discovering new ways of seeing the space as the light and seasons changes and react to the timber and brass. Together with custom designed moments (including staircase plinth which doubles as a low seat for shoe changing, by the shoe cupboard) each space is designed for the inhabitants. 

The rear of the property faces onto a playground reserve. A mirrored back fence was designed to acknowledge and allow the more public façade of the project to be interacted with. The mirrored surface visually extends the parkland and provides a playful feature for locals to enjoy. Embracing the public and existing context of this site was central to the design  Given the limited area available for the new home, the design needed to be a compact and efficient with no ‘wasted’ spaces. The house provides 'little sanctuaries' within so the family can both be together and have their own zones. The family love the flow of the house and enjoy discovering new ways of seeing the space as the light and seasons changes and react to the timber and brass. Together with custom designed moments (including staircase plinth which doubles as a low seat for shoe changing, by the shoe cupboard) each space is designed for the inhabitants. 

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(Peter Bennetts)

尽管这一地区没有任何遗产，但大多数房屋仍然同情街道上原有的维多利亚时代的农舍。添加的间隔木材的溶解性质-板条外墙和臀部屋顶-提供了对现有邻里条件的同情反应。在后方，错开的菱形后篱笆柱允许相邻的公园进入花园，而从公园的倒影边的柱子视觉延伸的开放空间下的浮动上层的房子。

Despite no heritage overlay in the area most of the houses have remained sympathetic to the original Victorian cottages lining the street. The dissolving nature of the addition’s spaced timber-batten façade and hip roof provides a sympathetic response to existing neighbourhood conditions. At rear the staggered diamond shaped back fence posts allows the adjacent park into the garden while from the park the mirrored side of the post visually extends the open space beneath the floating upper storey of the house. 

Despite no heritage overlay in the area most of the houses have remained sympathetic to the original Victorian cottages lining the street. The dissolving nature of the addition’s spaced timber-batten façade and hip roof provides a sympathetic response to existing neighbourhood conditions. At rear the staggered diamond shaped back fence posts allows the adjacent park into the garden while from the park the mirrored side of the post visually extends the open space beneath the floating upper storey of the house. 

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(Peter Bennetts)

这份简报是建筑商家庭的一个陈列室，包括狗奥利奥(Oreo)在没有穿过房屋的情况下拥有最大庭院空间的方法，而其他家庭成员则需要一个流动的家，增加他们的居住面积，并将他们的睡眠区分隔开来。客户希望房子有快乐的时刻，这是通过丰富的材料和光的相互作用，无论是在家里和后面的公园互动。奥利奥在玻璃下面有通道-沿着房子的一侧有悬臂的地板-允许他自由地从前院跑到后院。

A showcase home for a builder’s family, the brief included means for Oreo, the dog, to have maximum yard space without running through the house and the rest of the family required a home that flowed, increased their living area and separated their sleeping zones. The clients wanted the house to have moments of joy, which are achieved by rich material and light interplays, both within the home and with the rear park interaction. And Oreo has passage under the glass-cantilevered floor along the side of the house - allowing him to run freely from front to back yard.

A showcase home for a builder’s family, the brief included means for Oreo, the dog, to have maximum yard space without running through the house and the rest of the family required a home that flowed, increased their living area and separated their sleeping zones. The clients wanted the house to have moments of joy, which are achieved by rich material and light interplays, both within the home and with the rear park interaction. And Oreo has passage under the glass-cantilevered floor along the side of the house - allowing him to run freely from front to back yard.

 © Peter Bennetts

(Peter Bennetts)