Flinders House is a minimal residence positioned in Flinders, Australia, designed by Foomann Architects. Initially a Glenvill Dwelling from the late Eighties, the residence underwent its first transformation in 2002. Now, the householders, one in all whom is a retired architect, have as soon as once more joined forces with builders Fido Undertaking to reimagine the area as an inviting vacation retreat for family and friends. Flinders Dwelling’s newest renovation attracts inspiration from the realm’s post-war architectural panorama, seamlessly mixing simplicity and refinement in each element. The present ply-clad storage and the east part of the home obtained a delicate facelift, whereas your complete exterior is unified by a black, exterior-grade plywood therapy. The renovation’s centerpiece is a glossy, pavilion-style household room that exudes a distinctly Modernist silhouette.
Designed on an identical footprint to the constructing’s former construction, the brand new area accommodates two bedrooms, a kitchen, and residing areas whereas preserving the prevailing deck and mature backyard. Upon coming into Flinders Dwelling, one is instantly struck by the sense of tranquility emanating from its light-filled, open areas. Timber beams run the size of the residing space’s ceiling, extending outside beneath the eaves. Structural glulam members characteristic recesses for hid lighting and combine openings for downpipes, all whereas showcasing an impeccable match and end. All through the house, blackened and clear end ply particulars create a way of consistency, reflecting the designers’ dedication to high quality and restraint of their materials choice.
Images by Willem-Dirk du Toit
