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Mike Driver
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Ronan Bouroullec
Sometimes it doesn’t have to be like that.
Nat’s House is a minimalist residence located in Sydney, Australia, designed by Studio Prineas. A recycled brick extension to a 1920s cottage bounces north light into the previously dark home. Dynamic shifts in the ceiling plane create lofty living, kitchen & dining spaces that forge a strong connection the house’s previously detached garden. The existing house was compromised by poorly lit interiors and the separation of living spaces and garden, half a level below. The design response maintains the original cottage and demolishes an inferior add-on. In its place, a new addition has been designed to capture natural light. Sited on the lot’s northern boundary, the new work is designed to reduce overshadowing of the garden as well as its neighbor to the south.
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