The cultural facility respects the indigenous population of the area. It also has many features that embrace the bush location, but that are in accordance with the necessary requirements for building in high fire risk area.
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The feasibility study is detailed and extensive and encompasses as many elements as possible associated with Recreational and Swimming Centres. This house is one of a number of homes designed for Kangaroo Island. This particular home has some unique interior design features, with an open space plan to take advantage of the stunning views. The new Ambluance Station for Port Adelaide is an innovative design incorporating training facilities as well as the station inside a large shed. Home sited on the bend of the River Angas with distinctive concrete feature block facade. A straw bale house in Strathalbyn is raised on straw waffle pods. This house has a self sufficient energy generation system, and excellent insulation design. A curved roof house on a windy seaside site still allows the owners great views and shelter from the breezes. A beautiful, fucntional house that is relevant to the location, maximising solar heat gain in winter, and having an abundance of natural light & fresh air, rain water and a low maintenance method of treating waste water. The design is for an expanded multi-purpose facility for the Campbelltown City Council with minimal impact on community environments. |
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