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Tree Tops House, Alexandria

Alexandria, New South Wales, Australia

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A light-filled family home on a corner beside a Jacaranda-shaded pocket park.

Practice
Elaine Richardson Architect
Photographer
florian Groehn

The project

Elaine Richardson Architect designed this family home in Alexandria, Sydney, on a corner site backing onto a pocket park shaded by a large Jacaranda tree. The brief was simple: a light-filled, clean and open oasis for a family.

A dark metal and timber-clad upper level sits above a white rendered base, and full-height sliding glass opens the living spaces to a courtyard garden. Inside, terrazzo floors, a marble kitchen island and a timber-lined stair keep the palette calm and bright.

A bathroom with a freestanding bath beneath a skylight.
A timber-lined stair rising to the upper floor.
The white kitchen with a marble island beside the dining table.
The living room seen from the timber deck.
The house on its tree-lined corner.

Credits

Photographer
florian Groehn

The practice

Elaine Richardson Architect

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