An Architecture Garden House Connected to Nature (House Tour)
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Inside an architectural garden house, the home’s connection to nature is emphasised through sliding doors, high ceilings, wide windows and open living spaces. A combined effort with architecture by Polly Harbison Design and interior design by Arent&Pyke, the extensions to the existing Federation-era home have answered the clients’ desire to create a relationship between the internal living spaces and garden. Capturing the owner’s unique characteristics, Linfield House is a celebration of colour, light and natural elements that also results in a calm and enduring place for its owners to enjoy.
From the beginning of the house tour of an architectural garden house, the relationship between past and present is shown through the original Federation-era front and the modern extensions out back. Avoiding the typical choice to place the bedrooms upstairs, Polly Harbison Design instead focused on providing the ability for each room to draw upon the surrounding greenery on ground level. For an architectural garden house, simple and robust materials were used such as recycled brick, which ties the new contemporary form to the existing house, and off-form concrete that enables the structural gymnastics of the modern extensions to work.
Designing the interior of an architectural garden house, Arent&Pyke implements a uniqueness through colour and texture. Seen upon the wall structure and the chosen finishes, the palette brings a grounding earthiness into the home. Additionally, the client’s artwork is used as inspiration for the material choices. Deep green joinery, Calcutta Vallie and a terrazzo checkerboard floor are employed within the residence. Adding distinctive moments within an architectural garden house, the ensuite features a circular window that frames the moon at night and welcomes a wealth of light and connection to nature throughout the day - a feature that has become one of the clients’ favourite parts of the home.
By celebrating elements of old and new, Polly Harbison Design and Arent&Pyke have helped each internal space embrace its own nuances whilst subtly weaving together the home’s eras. Though the garden is largely celebrated, it is the new kitchen and living spaces that connect outward and offer the owners a place to feel one with nature. Designed to be more than just an architectural garden house, Linfield House is a home that celebrates intimacy, connection and nostalgia.
00:00 - Introduction to the Garden House
00:39 - The Location
01:07 - Connection the Garden to the House
01:26 - The Interior Designers
01:50 - A Walkthrough of the House
02:54 - The Planning of the House
03:18 - Materials and Textures
04:45 - Transforming with Colour and Spirit
05:20 - Framing the Experience
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Photography by Anson Smart.
Architecture by Polly Harbison Design.
Interior Design by Arent&Pyke.
Build by Zandt Building.
Landscape by Tom Ellicott.
Structural Engineering by Tihanyi Consulting Engineers.
Filmed by O&Co. Homes.
Edit and Production by The Local Project.
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is there a website where you list all of the songs featured in your videos?
I live in a very harsh place Siberia and in our climate and your videos are like a window to another world for me))) Спасибо!!
what a beautiful comment
And vice versa. I'm from the tropic and dream of roaming the taiga biome
Simple, robust, restraint… the architect really bring both the nostalgia and character of the old and new seamlessly. No ego. The hero of course is that magnificent garden.. what joy. The music is always on point. Proud of our Australian talent.
Well said - we're incredibly proud too.
The homes on Local Project are always fabulous, but that moon framed from the shower!!! If you can hear me screaming? Stunningly jaw dropping incredible. . . There aren’t enough superlatives. The garden room and Gardena are wonderful. Fantastically creative and sophisticated job ladies👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Same here! I was just about to write something similar. I'm currently staying in a house that has a very high window in the shower and a skylight so sometimes at night I can see the moon when I shower, but the way these interior designers did this one with the round window and the brick takes it to a whole different level. It's so beautiful!
This production is beyond incredible, not to mention the project itself. The music choice in particular is so romantic!
I agree Kyle...Enchanting
It is a captivating property with this wonderful view of the island in the kitchen which in turn allows the whoever's is cooking behind the kitchen to enjoy the view into the yard. It creates a peaceful ambiance. There are a number of lovely features in the home from the sliding doors which opens the home to the outdoor garden to the outdoor shower. The home really allows its owner to enjoy the rich garden that exists around the home. Quite lovely.
Although this home snuggles up close to its neighbors, the new build manages to create the illusion of a private garden oasis. The extension's form with strategically-placed windows and fluted timber sliding doors, and the interior design with its gorgeously rich-colored terrazzo floors, frame the garden superbly. And by the way, an outdoor shower under a full moon sounds like a dream!
Am in Uganda. A civil Engineer, obsessed with all thing beautiful houses, interiors, exteriors, earthy tones, I love love love your work!
What a wonderful collaboration. It’s like living inside a painting ❤
This is why I love women in traditionally masculine industries. I felt that the architect gave the interior designers the kudos that they deserved and vice-versa which recognizes that it takes a team to create these stunning homes. It's not often in these videos that we see such a nod to the team. Rightfully so, because the materiality of this house is absolutely stunning.
It's only 'traditionally masculine industries' because they keep it so, not because women aren't capable or don't want to have careers within it. But yeah, changes have come but too slowly for some.
@@MTMF.london agreed.
@@MTMF.london a convenient time to start taking over our jobs, when it's easier than ever
@@kanorcubes329 Not 'taking over' - just demanding their due. And it is never as 'convenient' or easy as you may think. There are always obstacles of one kind or another in their way.
I've actually always thought of architects as very feminine, maybe because my mom is a graphic designer. Buy its just fun how we see jobs differently
Every architectural object in each video is a piece of art, thank you for opportunity to discover such a beautiful architecture.
Our pleasure!
The garden, the view of the garden from the kitchen is why I'm here, absolutely beautiful! ♥
One of my favorite of this series. A Human lives there.
Stunning home. Congratulations to the architect, interior designers and the owners on creating such a beauty
We agree!
Magic! Absolutely nailed it
The extension to the house pays its dues to the phenomenal garden in the back. Well executed! And, while I prefer more modern designs, I like how this is a blend of the modern and the old with the marble floors and masonry and wooden screens.
Props to @The Local Project for allowing us to dive head first into sublime architectural marvels 👏🏾👏🏾 elite content 🔥
Cozy and beautiful!
Though these houses are beautiful, I also wish to see houses that can be able to withstand today's fluctuating weather.
The house almost looks like it’s situated in Venice/Italy, love the concept!
The house dark and new colour contrasts, the tiles, terrazzo and the expanse of the beautiful garden feels like texts from a literature classic book jump out and becomes alive.
Exceptional design and function! Lalala LOVE this! That garden is to die for.
Fantastic. The variety in this house is so vast, between all the colors and textures.. definitely not something I would've chosen and not quite __my__ style. But I have to say, the designers made it so complimentary. It feels so playful, yet composed and fluid. So wonderful.
Fantastic interior design. You truly get the sense of being in the garden while sitting inside. At least on camera 🙂
Love the North Shore, and this is a brilliant addition to it :)
The extension works so well with the house
Glad you like it!
Gorgeous, beautiful, perfection.
Audaciously beautiful!!! ❤
so so beautiful xx
Stunning!
You guys are always killing it. I'm such a fan! Thanks fro sharing.
Looks beautiful, gorgeous actually
Literally studying Landscape Architecture next year so I can be involved in projects like these
STUNNING Home!!
A job well done.
Beautifully done. I do love the length of your videos, but for this one I think I would like to see more.
Beautiful work Polly!!
Que importante es la naturaleza cuando hablamos de espacios, le dan vida, tranquilidad y hermosos colores
Perfect as usual
Stunning - I get lost in all of your videos - beautiful work!
La hermosa puerta corredera me ha fascinado y la mezcla de materiales que curiosamente dan paz
Amazing video! Besides the dreamy project!
Just a dream house!!
oh la la I'm speech less, amazing work ! it's one of my best project of the channel !
the light, the materials the colors... and please the garden wouah !
Congratulations! Beautiful work in every detail!
The extension of the home has my interest.
Beautifully done. Thank you for sharing this amazing space.
Our pleasure!
Sublime
Absoltely beautiful! Congrats on this one. I would have liked to see the rest of the house, too. And I liked the background music as well. Well done!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Superb 👌
Stunning 😍
If I had seen this on instagram I would've thought it was Ai, haha. It's too good.
Very interesting solutions, thanks
I come here alot for the music...so delicious with the videos
lovely😍😍
Sublime.
Loved the Jacarandas! When do they bloom in Sidney? Here in Lisbon, it happens in May/ June and the city is flooded with those beautiful purple colours.
In upside down Australia we typically get the equivalent pre-summer bloom in around November/December!
perfect
Anybody knows what those GORGEOUS purple blooming trees in the corner of the property are???
💜💜💜blue jacaranda💜
I have seen so many good projects in this channel, although the garden view is absolute magnificent, but the interior is so off. Overall it seems outdoor of house is main feature of this house. 👍
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🧡🧡🧡🤩🤩🤩
Garden💖
Materials💖
Big circle window in outdoor shower💖👏
what song is this ? so beautiful!
I envy places with no mosquitoes so much god damn
Why not demolish the old house and build a whole new one for continuity in design? Was extending it cheaper?
Beautiful work on the extension.
not me just watching this house on archipro yesterday and not being happy with what the content they shot for this house
*Feedback - 1st half of the video the left channel audio had the background music overwhelming the narrative. I could only focus on the narrative when listening to the right channel audio only, until about halfway through, then it seemed to be corrected. Amazing property, it looks so serene.
Anyone know what the music is during the introduction?
Love this quirky and incoherent mess
Beautiful property and video, but damn! The constant classical music in the background is so loud I can't concentrate on what they're saying, nor the shots of the place. :( I wouldn't have minded a quiet video... Really gets your attention on the small details
Love the project, but the music was way too loud in the first section especially to be able to hear the narration, sadly.
Back ground music is too loud. But video is great.
😃😃😃
Yet, somehow it looks lifeless but just architecture.
the audio on this is not mixed well
ID on the red book at 1:44 anyone?
Mao's "Little Red Book" (super sized for fat 21st century 'little emperor's')
@@willbass2869 Why would that book be on the table with 3 other architect books?
@@andruw9011 Sarcasm....it's called sarcasm my friend!
@@willbass2869 Not very funny Will
This video seemed a bit rushed. I wish I could see more of this home; it was absolutely beautiful.
the music is always too loud :(
what soundtrack is used in the video? i do not see it listed in the description. thanks!!
the level of volume of the music is so irritating. i was trying so hard to focus on what they were saying but the music wants to steal the spotlight.
5:15 fake moon?
First
Beautiful home, but was this filmed with a different video crew from the other videos? The quality of the lighting and sophistication of the camera movement is not up to the standards of your previous work. It's not bad at all, just not the sublime perfection you normally achieve.
The music in this video makes it very difficult to watch…
Hearing all this Australian talk makes me want to chomp down on a blooming onion and crack open a Fosters!!
I'm not Australian but I don't think even they drink that swill. It's a meme for Americans.
Someone please send a 'great job' to whoever is responsible for the music choices (despite the volume)
money money money
that moon looks a little copy-and-pasted? love the video tho
hate the steps from kitchen to dining room.
These videos have one theme, old federation house with massive, ugly, flat roofed extension on the back that too often dwarfs the original house and swamps the garden. All this extending onto a high % of the block has totally changed these suburbs.
The interior color palette seems inconsistent, and I find that inconsistency very displeasing --- alienating and unintegrated. On the one hand you have these very warm-colored woods --- nearly orange-colored brown stains. You have a bedroom with a warm olive paint on the walls. Yet then you have these cold-toned white, black, and cold green marble floors. I'm not getting it.
I'm with you. It's a small club.... but exclusive!
I enjoy the videos on here, but feel they show the people too much in them when they could do voice overs.
It seems they don't show enough of the houses.
Because they earn more money from the print magazine, lmao
@@roberthak3695 Ahhh There's another channel about Mid-Century Modern houses where it's just as bad and drives me nuts. 😖 That guy is about 90% face time. UGH LOL
The music is very loud
The music is too loud
4:01...Just TOO much.
Aged brick, terrazzo, plaster walls and that ghastly 'marble' kitchen counter.
Each element is fine, in itself, I guess, but to bring them together in a small area. Ughh!
I surprised you didn't install a copper vent above the stove. That would've been the crowning achievement.
As for the structure......pimple butt ugly concrete block dropped from space.
Otherwise, loved the garden....but it was there originally, right?
Great architecture, not so great interior. Feels like it's screaming for attention rather than complementing the garden
The music ruins this video.
There is nothing special. Sorry! But I didn’t enjoy or see anything special with this work
‘Interior architects’ lol, that’s a stretch… However, the house looks mint. I’d live there as long as there weren’t any drunk abo neighbours next door.