Coastal House with Harmonious Integration of Concrete, Landscape, and Modern Design

The Bunkeren house is designed by James Stockwell for a family with four children. It is located on a sloping site with spectacular bushland and ocean views. The house is made of concrete and earth-filled plates, and it is designed to blend in with the surrounding landscape. The roof gardens contain local plant species, and the house is partially hidden from the street by a small volume containing the entrance and main bedroom.
The house is designed to be both a shelter and a way to connect with the landscape. The main living spaces are located on the lower level, and they have large windows that offer views of the ocean. There is also a sunken lounge space that connects to the kitchen. The house also includes a guest studio, a pool, and a cellar.
The Bunkeren house is an award-winning design that has been praised for its innovative use of concrete and its connection to the landscape.
Project Name: Bunkeren House
Architects: James Stockwell Architect - www.stockwelldesign.com.au/
Location: Newcastle, Australia
Photographs: Tom Ross - www.tomross.xyz/
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[@Ren-1979]

Nice project.
What I like the most is the combination of metal carpentry with natural rock. Beautiful.

[@guillermomeza8373]

I can live there! 🤗

[@Sabiduríaentuvida]

Nice project ❤

[@RyanJohnsonD]

cement is so expensive.