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Corner view of the house, its pale upper volume floating over a fully glazed ground floor behind a concrete boundary wall
Artist’s impression

The Framed House

RebuildBungalowWIP~2027
Location
District 19
Architectural design
Freight Architects
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Gallery

  • A water curtain falling into the lap pool beside the open ground floor, under the planted double-skin facadeArtist’s impression
  • Living room open to a planted courtyard, with a timber stair rising to the split level aboveArtist’s impression
  • Dining table and stone kitchen island beside a tree growing in the courtyard, glazed to the gardenArtist’s impression
  • Looking down from the mezzanine lounge over the courtyard tree to the floor belowArtist’s impression
  • Timber-lined tea room with a low table, opening onto the garden through sheer curtainsArtist’s impression
  • Family room with a white sofa and a stone media wall, the stair visible through the glazingArtist’s impression
  • Master bedroom with a painted landscape panel behind the bed and timber wall slatsArtist’s impression
  • Dressing room with open wardrobes and a lit column, beside a curved armchairArtist’s impression
  • Master bathroom with a stone vanity and round mirrors, glazed to a planted gardenArtist’s impression
  • Child's bedroom with a desk at the window and round brass niches in a curved wallArtist’s impression

Design highlights

  • Dining table and stone kitchen island beside a tree growing in the courtyard, glazed to the garden

    Framing Architecture & Nature. A diagonal double-skin façade responds to the site boundary while framing greenery and creating layered views between architecture and landscape.

  • Looking down from the mezzanine lounge over the courtyard tree to the floor below

    A Floating Ground Floor. The fully opened first storey creates panoramic views towards the pool and garden, visually lightening the building volume.

  • Timber-lined tea room with a low table, opening onto the garden through sheer curtains

    Connected Split Levels. Split-level gathering spaces create visual connections across floors while maximising ceiling height and allowing the central courtyard to be experienced throughout the home.

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