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Journey
by Honeyman and Smith

Words by James Lyall Smith
Photography by Nicole England
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Capturing Vista Views North, East And West
The Natural Contours Are Expressed.
Capturing Vista Views North, East And West
Creating A Sparse, Dramatic Entrance To The Scheme, Transferring The User Into An Atmospheric Environment.
The Lower Horizontal Form Sits Close To The Ground, Forming Both A Summer And Winter Room
The Program Requires The User To Connect And Interact With The Landscape On A Regular Basis.
The Scheme Is Split Into Two Forms, Set At 90 Degrees To One Another
The Roof Lines Follow The Angles Of The Surrounding Hinterland.
A Staircase Connects The Two Forms, Following The Change In Grade.
An Upper Element Begins The Journey Through The Scheme
Australian Design Inspiration And Local Design
Journey By Honeyman And Smith Rural Victorian Beautiful Design & Architecture Inspiration
Materials Are Predominantly Locally Sourced And Are Finished With A Palette Maintaining And Respecting The Calmness Of The Coastal Village.
Replicating The Journey Of Travelling Across The Sloping Site.
The Design Of The House Is To Replicate The Experience Of The Site.
The Journey Through The Scheme Slowly Reveals Different Elements
The Upper Form Is Proportionally High
Typical External Finishes And Products Have Been Utilised Both Internally And Externally.
Beautiful Rural Victorian Design And Architecture
Capturing Vista Views North, East And West
Creating A Sparse, Dramatic Entrance To The Scheme, Transferring The User Into An Atmospheric Environment.
The Lower Horizontal Form Sits Close To The Ground, Forming Both A Summer And Winter Room
The Program Requires The User To Connect And Interact With The Landscape On A Regular Basis.
Replicating The Journey Of Travelling Across The Sloping Site.
The Design Of The House Is To Replicate The Experience Of The Site.
The Upper Form Is Proportionally High
Typical External Finishes And Products Have Been Utilised Both Internally And Externally.
Beautiful Rural Victorian Design And Architecture
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Passage
To Connect The User With The Hallway (typical Of Terrace Housing) Attempts To Slow Down The Typical Rushed Transition
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Shift
Allowing For Areas Of The Building To Be Isolated Depending On Season And Use, Much Like The Areas Of The Working Farm This Building Occupies.

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