Living Screen House, North Bondi Residential Development, Australia Residence, Australian Architecture
Living Screen House in North Bondi
Contemporary Australian Home with Swimming Pool – design by CplusC Architectural Workshop
22 Nov 2017
Living Screen House
Design: CplusC Architectural Workshop
Location: Inverloch, Victoria, Australia
Living Screen House

photo © Murray Fredericks
Living Screen House is a stunning single-family residence located in North Bondi, a coastal suburb of Sydney, Australia. The client’s brief was for a home which could be both a springboard for entertaining and a private family retreat.

photo © Michael Lassman
A narrow site with overlooking issues paired with a commitment to passive solar design and natural daylighting drove the form of the building. The house features a unique lap-pool abutting a double height social space which spills out into the rear barbecue area. It also features fully plumbed, self-maintained, LED lit living green wall screens and custom planter beds to the front and side façades which ensure privacy from neighbours and pedestrian traffic.
photo © Murray Fredericks
The craftsmanship of the build is elegantly revealed in the material palette, which includes unfinished cement bonded wood composite boards, burnished concrete, expressed timber, Corten facade and steel and timber columns that celebrate the structural systems in the house. The home features predominantly raw, low embodied energy materials ...