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Sandy Anghie Architect · 2017
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Paloma House
A white-brick holiday home in Eagle Bay, set deep into its bushland site with views to the bay.
The white-brick house set back behind native planting and a mature tree.
- Practice
- Sandy Anghie Architect
- Year
- 2022
- Photographer
- Jack Lovel
The project
Sandy Anghie Architect designed this holiday home in Eagle Bay, in Western Australia's south west. Its long shape sits deep into the site, a result of the area's Special Character Policy, the wish to limit its impact on the street and the fire setbacks needed in bushland. The house is set back from the street, with existing vegetation kept and native species added.
Large openings on the east side catch morning light and views, while openings to the west are kept small against the summer sun. The ground floor terrace opens to the landscape with glimpses of the ocean, and upstairs the bedrooms and a balcony room look over Eagle Bay. The house takes its name from its white bricks, and from the Spanish name Paloma. It was completed in 2022.
A living room with a balcony and bushland views.
A garden path seen through a white-brick opening.
The open living and dining area looking out to the garden.
A bedroom with a balcony door and bushland outlook.
A compact kitchen with pale timber cabinets.
Credits
- Architect
- Sandy Anghie
- Architect
- Sandy Anghie Architect
- Photographer
- Jack Lovel
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