Modern concrete building with minimalist design, geometric lines, large windows, and a landscaped garden.

The Sussex Luxury House by Mckimm

The Sussex by Mckimm is a luxury house design shaped by material weight, water, family life and a carefully choreographed journey through the home.

The project is for a family of six with a wider extended family brief, so the architecture has to balance intimate daily routines with larger gatherings and entertaining.

Interior detail from The Sussex by Mckimm
Interior detail showing the darker material palette and timber warmth of The Sussex.
Dining area from The Sussex luxury house by Mckimm
Dining and gathering spaces are central to the family brief.
Residential architecture image from The Sussex by Mckimm
The built form uses heavy materials, softened lines and a strong relationship to water.

Project focus

The design celebrates brick, bluestone, porcelain, concrete, timber and leathered granite. Those materials create weight and texture, while curved forms and warmer tones soften the experience of the house.

Water is part of the spatial story too. The pool, shallows and changing levels help shape the journey home, from arrival to gathering, retreat and end-of-day privacy.

Details to notice

  • Project size: 1020 m2 on an 843 m2 site.
  • Completion date: 2020.
  • Architect: Mckimm.
  • Photographer: Timothy Kaye.
  • The plan supports both daily family routines and larger gatherings.

Built project lesson

A strong residential project page should make the lived sequence clear: arrival, cooking, gathering, retreat, sleep and the small transitions between them.

Showcase a built residential project

If you have a built home, apartment or interior project, make the brief, design response and project credits easy to scan.

  • Lead with the client or resident need.
  • Show the key spatial moves.
  • Include project size, completion date and credits where possible.

Next step

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