Described by the Australian architect Dane Richardson as "sophistication and elegance on the beach," the modern waterfront home has made some waves in Dunsborough, Western Australia. Refining traditional cottage architecture beach, this magnificent house wood framed and clad wood with a glass, which connects to nature and give it a cool, modern edge. Homepage north façade is a full glass wall that floods the interior with natural light and creates a direct connection to the water. Even as part of the house, you can not escape this feeling wonderful from the outside. earth materials such as polished concrete, blue stone, wood, tile and mosaic floors refined white personify nature. Living-in overhang and bedroom and a balcony to create the illusion of floating in the green area.
It 'clear that respect for the environment is a key aspect of this natural house design, which includes sustainable features such as high and low thermal mass materials, low VOC paints and finishes, low-emission glass, gray-recycling system, electric shutters to control unwanted heat gain and loss, solar heating, insulated ceilings and walls, rainwater collection and low emissions closet. Danish design in Australia.
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