Timbercrete And Ironbark Were Combined For The Exterior Of This New House In Australia
BENT Architecture has designed a split-level house in Melbourne, Australia, that uses locally-sourced Ironbark and Timbercrete blockwork. Due to the location of the house, which is surrounded by bush, the architects had to be aware of the bushfire risk and building regulations as it is classed in a moderate area with a BAL-29 rating. To […]
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