Bachelor Apartment Design at New South Wales, Australia

This is an apartment located in Darlinghurst, New South Wales, Australia, designed by the architecture is amazing. Designers who designed the apartments is Weir Phillips Architects individualized approaches. This designer bedroom apartments with wild bachelor lifestyle into account and strange. The living room of the attic apartments have some mind blowing features such as spa and lounge barbeque with retractable roof. A jacuzzi style pool water is inserted in the living room with a transparent top cover. In addition there is a swing chair hanging like a perfect place to relax. Barbeque grill set with informal dining area. The roof above the spa and barbeque are withdrawn. This can slide open with a view to the sky above. These apartments have a roof also for soaking up the sun.

Living area of the white walls are decorated with contemporary art wall that reflects the joy of young owners. Other accessories include vases with stylish designs, plant pots, lamp shades and rugs beautifully designed from a variety of forms. A sleek and stylish floating staircase in the living room leads into the bedroom and home office. Study cum elegantly designed home office with plenty of storage space.

The master bedroom is designed with a minimalist style with a beautiful headboard and the bed looked comfortable. Bedroom floors are covered with a neutral color carpet. Attached bathrooms are designed with wood panels and black granite. Open transparent glass shelf in the shower screen. guest rooms open on the balcony.

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The Seafarer Residence in Surfers Paradise, Australia by Jared Poole

The residence was designed by Jared Poole, located in Surfers Paradise, Queensland, Australia. The site slopes from the front street 10m, ahead of water almost 60m visits captures from the hinterland to the sea, was presented the opportunity of most of the houses to provide a view, while maintaining privacy from neighbors, affect the planning of the house. This house was built on a land area of 1880m2 with a total area of 1390m2. This building has three levels plus a living mass of basement parking.

Strongly expressed lines and flowing forms emphasize a strong relationship with the site. A balanced application of horizontal and vertical elements complement the use of framed elements to provide relief to the visual bulk of the building.

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Holiday Home Design | Emu Bay House in South Australia by Max Pritchard

This beautiful holiday home design with spectacular panoramic ocean view in Emu Bay, South Australia is designed by Max Pritchard, An Australian Architect. Timber decked terraces either side of the living area provide outdoor seating options for different wind directions. The sheltered rear courtyard, framed by the building, large water tanks and timber screens focuses on a wood fired pizza oven.

Corrugated colorbond, timber windows, flooring and decking, reinforces the relaxed timeless holiday atmosphere whilst the floating roof form adds drama to the exposed site. With an exposed site of sweeping views, the clients required a relaxed holiday home that maximizes views, but provided sheltered outdoor areas.

The living area, with its dominant floating “lid” roof, emphasizes the drama of the exposed site. Two bedroom wings radiate from this core, and enclose a rear sheltered courtyard focusing on a wood fired pizza oven. Indented timber decks, either side of the living area, provide other options for sheltered outdoor living, with the choice dictated by wind direction.

The building is elevated a meter above the ground to maximize the view and reinforce the dramatic form. Double glazing and high performance glass, cross ventilation and fans for cooling and a highly efficient combustion heater for heating, minimize energy use. Hot water is from an efficient electric heat pump.

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An inspiring architectural residential design has been created by Tony Owen Partners located in Sydney, Australia for a client who is a concrete contractor who built the house himself.

From the architects:

The house was designed to make maximum use of concrete and solid construction. Because of the client’s heritage, the design was influenced by the materials and forms of Mediterranean Architecture. The curved shell forms reflect the sails of the fishing boats from the Greek Islands. In addition the client does a lot of entertaining and wanted a house which maximized the connection to a large outdoor space.

The house has an ‘L-shaped’ configuration to maximize the solar aspect for the living spaces. There is also a central courtyard to the west which allows for light to penetrate the middle of the house and also serves to break up the massing of the facade.

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Blairgowrie Court Residence by Frank Macchia

This architectural residential project from australian architect Frank Macchia is located in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton. The Blairgowrie Court residence is a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home.

For more information you can try to visit the architects website Frank Macchia here.

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