Naremburn House That Shifts Volumes And Geometries

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Naremburn House was Created by Bijl Architecture in Sydney, Australia To adapt the design, they used varying quantities and geometries to result in a variety of irregularities. The clients wanted a light-filled interior, completely unique chambers (no square ones), and also a spot to"live long". With the website's intermittent landscape, they incorporated subtle amount changes and updated Dutch gable and catslide roof forms, which helped to keep front facade compact and nice. At the back, a pool and patio stretch right off the family area that opens upward via floor-to ceiling windows and doors. The changing volume heights allowed for open design living and special angles onto the

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