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Tzannes Associates have designed the Clovelly Residence in Sydney, Australia. The residence forms a L-shape to create a protected enclave and to maximise solar access, natural ventilation and aspect as well as utilising energy efficiency by including 3 water tanks, reverse brick veneer walls, sun control louvres and shutters, natural ventilation, hot water solar panels and photo-voltaic cells.

The building has an expressed off-form concrete structure with flush oiled infill timber panelling, providing an honesty of form and legibility of structure. The robust materials compliment the natural cliff reserve setting, with the restricted material palette continuing through to the interior. Polished concrete floors turn up to form the monolithic kitchen island bench which accommodates a cooking range, commensurate with the clients love for food. Internal timber joinery and wall linings utilise the same external timber species; tallowwood.

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This entry was posted on Friday, October 8th, 2010 at 9:13 am and is filed under Residence House Design. Tags: Australia, brick veneer walls, Clovelly Residencen, concrete structure, energy efficiency house, monolithic kitchen, natural ventilation, polished concrete floor, residence, Sustainable house, timber panelling, Tzannes Associates
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