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Separation Street, Northcote, Melbourne

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Separation Street, Northcote, Melbourne

Client Vlado and Jean-Claude

Location Northcote, Melbourne

Completed 2013

Scale 270m²

Dwellings 2

Photography Derek Swalwell

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This project consists of two double-storey contemporary dwellings on a prominent corner site on Separation Street in Northcote.

To capitalise on the spectacular views, northern sunlight and cross ventilation, living precincts are zoned on the upper levels. Dual balconies extend living areas and full height screens beautifully filter light throughout the day. An understated internal palette is complemented by pops of colour and dark joinery in kitchen and living areas.

With a nod to its dynamic urban environment, the form and materials of the buildings are derived from the surrounding housing vernacular of small weatherboard cottages with pitched metal roofs.

Finalist: 2012 World Architecture Festival Award. Winner announced October 2012.

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Client Vlado and Jean-Claude

Location Northcote, Melbourne

Completed 2013

Scale 270m²

Dwellings 2

Photography Derek Swalwell

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This project consists of two double-storey contemporary dwellings on a prominent corner site on Separation Street in Northcote.

To capitalise on the spectacular views, northern sunlight and cross ventilation, living precincts are zoned on the upper levels. Dual balconies extend living areas and full height screens beautifully filter light throughout the day. An understated internal palette is complemented by pops of colour and dark joinery in kitchen and living areas.

With a nod to its dynamic urban environment, the form and materials of the buildings are derived from the surrounding housing vernacular of small weatherboard cottages with pitched metal roofs.

Finalist: 2012 World Architecture Festival Award. Winner announced October 2012.

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