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Peter Stutchbury Architecture

Sydney architecture practice behind Night Sky, a brick-vaulted home in the Blue Mountains.

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Sydney, Australia
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A planted approach leads between brick walls to the house.
Timber cabinetry and a compact kitchen sit beneath the vaulted brick ceiling.
Sunlight draws the skylight’s elliptical outline across the brickwork.

A planted approach leads between brick walls to the house. · Timber cabinetry and a compact kitchen sit beneath the vaulted brick ceiling. · Sunlight draws the skylight’s elliptical outline across the brickwork.

Architecture: Peter Stutchbury Architecture. Photography: Brett Boardman Studio.

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Peter Stutchbury Architecture is based in Sydney, Australia. Its residential work includes Night Sky in Blackheath, where a vaulted brick structure and an opening to the night sky shape the experience of the home.

At Night Sky, recycled brickwork forms a self-supporting parabolic ceiling. The material and the changing light give the interior its character, while a retractable elliptical skylight opens the room to the weather and stars.

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  1. 01Recycled-brick vaults and changing lightSeen in Night Sky
  2. 02A home open to the Blue Mountains skySeen in Night Sky

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Profile updated 30 October 2026

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