A multi-level urban home reflecting the industrial past and character of its
setting, with some re-inventive twists. This former warehouse is adapted into
a four-storey home, uniquely connecting to its neighbourhood with pocket
courtyards and balconies populating 30 percent of the site with landscape,
where previously there was none.
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Within the original warehouse framework are dramatic volumes of space like the 12-metre void carved through four levels, with a skylit staircase beside
exposed brick walls. A new plan divides the interior into three zones: vertical
circulation, a central services spine, and living and sleeping zones oriented outwards. The services spine anchors the interior with matte black joinery, releasing the western facade to a band of sliding windows. Burnt timbers from
the warehouse are incorporated as courtyard walls, with this outdoor oasis centred around a pond lined in recycled bricks. The robust palette includes
black brick-bond tiling to exterior walls, bathrooms in grey and white marble
mosaics, and aged brass architectural hardware throughout.
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