Focusing on the relationship between inside and out, Pohio Adams Architects crafts a compelling interiority that actively refers to the external landscape. Fairweather House exemplifies the inside-out methodology, with the boundary between the rear spaces and the garden successfully blurred.
00:00 - Introduction to the Home
00:56 - The Client Brief
01:18 - Reinvigorating the Original Home
02:28 - Outside-Inside Planning Approach
03:56 - The Glass Pavilion
04:29 - Landscape Architecture
05:04 - The Heart of the Home
05:35 - Materiality
06:13 - What the Architect is Most Proud Of
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Photography by Anson Smart.
Architecture and Interior Design by Pohio Adams Architects
Build by Kinn Construction.
Landscape Architecture by Dangar Barin Smith.
Filmed and Edited by O&CO.
Production by The Local Project.
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From Selzer Design Studio’s renovation of an Edwardian dwelling emerges Armadale House, a bright minimalist home firmly connected to the outdoors.
Situated in Victoria’s leafy suburb of Armadale, Armadale House is a single-fronted weatherboard residence. Selzer Design Studio ensures that the minimalist home retains its appearance as a single-storey house, despite the renovation making it a double storey volume.
Armadale House stands as a successful reimagination of the building of old. Opening the minimalist home to its surroundings, Selzer Design Studio improves the standard of the residential experience.
00:00 - The Local Project Print Publication
00:10 - Introduction to the Minimalist Home
01:23 - The Street Front
01:37 - Renovating and Preserving the Original Home
01:58 - Entering the Minimalist Home
02:18 - The Main Bedroom and Ensuite
03:22 - A Tour of the Renovated Home
03:55 - The Role of Lighting in the Home
04:30 - The Kitchen Island Bench
05:04 - Minimalist Furniture and Joinery
05:33 - Living in the Minimalist Home
06:06 - Subscribe to The Local Project Print Publication
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Architecture by Tanner Architects.
Interior Styling by Indi Beard.
Build by Cordwell Built.
Engineering by Jim Gandy.
Filmed and Edited by Cheer Squad Film Co.
Production by The Local Project.
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The interior design of the structure speaks to the fact that it is an architect’s own home. An expert eye is applied to the scale of furniture, skylights and the single-length boards that cover some of the walls of the home, so that the dimensions of the building are emphasised. The beloved timber of the pre-existing home is complemented by teak, stone and brass accents, which form a sophisticated extension of the original material palette. Embracing its structural history, Menzies Pop stands as a cleverly crafted example of an architect’s own home.
00:00 - The Local Project's Print Publication
00:20 - An Introduction to Menzies Pop by Common Architecture
00:40 - Where It's Located
00:52 - The Existing House
01:35 - The Beginning of the Renovations
02:45 - The Key Elements of the New Renovation
03:47 - The Kitchen
04:01 - The Extension (First Floor Edition)
05:03 - The Key Learnings
05:41 - What Common Architecture Are Most Proud Of
06:19 - The Local Project's Tri-Annual Subscription
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