GRAY HOUSE
Gray House is 2 residences expressed as a single house. It is a 21st century interpretation of ‘house-ness’ epitomized by the 1920s Arts + Crafts houses typical of this area.
The most outstanding feature of these houses are their roofs - spectacularly huge and heavy roof ‘mountains’ – carrying with them rich associations of warmth, protection, private retreat and a quality of ‘house-ness’ rarely achieved by other periods of housing. The upper storey is designed as a large roof or ‘inhabited attic’ type element over a low and heavy base with windows and balconies recessed into the roof and peeping out under roof ‘flaps’ typical of these ‘attic villas’
Photographs: OOF! architecture
THIS HOUSE IS FOR
🏠1 - 🤴 + 👦 + 👧
🏠2 - 👸 + 🤴 + 👦 + 👧
AWARDS:
2005 | City of Port Phillip Design and Development Awards |
Winner | Best New Development: 2-4 Units
2005 | ArchiTeam Awards | Commendation | Built Work: Large
DESIGN TEAM
Architect: Fooi-Ling Khoo
Planning + Heritage: Fooi-Ling Khoo
Structural Engineer: Meyer Consulting Group
Building Surveyor: Anthony Middling & Associates
CONSTRUCTION TEAM
Builder: Owner Builder
MEDIA:
a selection of articles about the Gray House
The Age | Building on Ideas
Tages Anzeiger | Alles unter dem Dach