The experience of the Jingston House persists in your thoughts. Situated in in a cul-de-sac adjacent to a suburban nature reserve, the project’s restrained exterior presents a contextual politeness that counters the strength of the interior.
Punctuated by subtle gestures of form and a refined palette, the project’s facade is deeply attuned to the historically dominant architecture of the suburb. Moving from outside to inside, you are at once enveloped by a sense of warmth; an ambience that draws on a skilled sensory resolution of place.
Throughout the house, subtle level changes responsive to topography, create distinction and privacy, with the rhythms of the shifts creating a masterful arrangement of alluring spatial sequences.
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