Jodie?s House on Sydney Harbour is situated on a dramatic steeply sloping site with north-easterly views over the beach and the water beyond. The topography resulted in the building being articulated as a series of pavilions. Intricately linked they cascade from the top of the site towards the shore. Connections between these levels are both complex and subtle, giving both a sense of journey and discovery as you move throughout the house.

© Stuart Scott

Architects: Casey Brown Architects

Location: Harbour St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Design Architect: Robert Brown?

Project Architect: Tom Monahan

Project Year: 2014

Photographs: Stuart Scott, Greg Haremza
Engineers: Murtagh Bond, Ken Murtagh

Builder: Girdler Constructions, Trent Girdler

Landscape: Jane Coleman

© Greg Haremza

From the architect. Jodie?s House on Sydney Harbour is situated on a dramatic steeply sloping site with north-easterly views over the beach and the water beyond. The topography resulted in the building being articulated as a series of pavilions. Intricately linked they cascade from the top of the site towards the shore. Connections between these levels are both complex and subtle, giving both a sense of journey and discovery as you move throughout the house.

© Greg Har...