A new single-storey residence in Kingston designed by 1+2 Architecture. A skillion roof form is wrapped in vertical timber cladding, with the soffit lined in matching timber and folded down into a batten screen that shelters the entry. Blockwork walls anchor the timber volume to the site and form a private entry court. Detailing is exposed and unforgiving: mitred timber corners, flush junctions between cladding and screen, and a sliding timber door that reads as part of the wall when closed.
Inside, floors are burnished concrete throughout the living areas. A full-width joinery wall in the living room combines timber-lined display niches with white two-pack cabinets, and the kitchen carries the same timber and white palette against the corrugated and timber-clad exterior.
"Communication was always clear and timely, and their attention to detail really stood out throughout the entire process. Nothing was ever too much trouble."
Michael Carlotto, client
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