Trigg Modern Beach Residence by Hillam Architects

Architects: Hillam Architects
Location: Trigg, Australia
Year: 2014
Area: 11,840 sqft / 1,000 sqm
Photo courtesy: Dion Robeson
Description:

A stairway to beachside paradise. This family habitation on an unmistakable corner in the beachside suburb of Trigg was considered as an intriguing summer house. The home’s outline differentiates an emotional multi-level structure with refined, fantastic inward enumerating to make a complex quiet asylum for its observing proprietors.

The far reaching, ground level section corridor highlights an emotional skimming staircase with sculptural lighting which paves the way to the fundamental living territories on the first floor and a breathtaking 180 degree perspective of the shoreline and the Indian Ocean.

Sexy clearing bends course through the kitchen bulkhead and cupboards, and these are quietly complimented by custom pendant lighting, contemporary secluded furniture and dark limestone flooring. A steady and intentionally negligible palette gives this home a consistent stream and an extremely extensive feel, guaranteeing the perspective is the home’s most commended highlight.

Our configuration utilizes materials decided to withstand the unforgiving waterfront conditions furthermore highlights numerous practical components. Aware of warmth increase from Western confronting glass, a blend of outer Vental blinds, twofold interior blinds and mechanization expand the control of unforgiving direct light to living spaces. Significantly, all supportable measures are consistently coordinated without trading off outline result or quality; a methodology Hillam Architects receives with its undertakings.