There's so much Frank Loyd Wright's LA's hollyhock house and other mezzoamerican inspired elements. The pyramids, and using that pattern in the handle. Absolutely beautiful
I literally view life differently after watching this. This was like a whole MasterClass condensed into 8 minutes. Hope he’s teaching these things somewhere lol
Your channel is like a precious diamond. The houses presented exude calm, elegance and softness. I wish I could live in Melbourne. Here in Germany, new houses are so boring and there are so many obstacles to building. Thank you
The level of detail and Albert's commitment to carrying though the ziggurat pattern is unrivalled attention to detail. I love how the weather adds to the sense of shelter inherent to the home as well.
Love it ! Like a modern day pyramid . That ceiling makes me want to sit under it and look up & relax . The flow of the house is serene . There is something sharp and peaceful about it, invites me in.
Gorgeous concreting and block work. I love this thoughtful and practical design. Aussie Architects have come a long way since the 80s and more recent repeatative box like rendered McMansions they all seemed to replicate. This whole house is so warm and hardy, not pretentious in any way. Hmm Lovely.🙏💕🇦🇺
Loving the ziggurat narrative of the house in a lot of the elements. From the concrete ceilings to the door handles- to even some of the pendulum lights and Wright-like Besser wall lamps. very unique.
It looks splendid. It only reminds me of a post modern year 60s building because of the layout and the brickwork. As my highschool was built late 70’s. I am very into natural building thermal mass and insulation.
A beautiful complex and artfully executed project. If the architects at EAT have not seen the work of Carlo Scarpa then is it truly an original masterpiece. If they have then the credit to that architect as inspiration is lacking in this interview. For those interested in masterful works of high design in concrete I highly recommend Scarpa's work. Great job nonetheless. Thank you Local Project for your continued coverage of exquisite projects.
The house and narrative itself is stunning and a work of art but the way you guys filmed and edited this video completely captures the essence and beauty of the architecture and passion behind it!! Fantastic work!!
Not everyone's cup of tea but I like it, it's different, has some really interesting design elements and features, the roof, handles, joinery, feature walls, you can tell this is a passion project, a work of art.
Such a great reminder when the architect had the vision to make the house as a permanent structure that will last. Often time we dont think about this when we design.
Simply amazing. you made what cement can be an art with rough texture, stones.. I like specifically polished cement floor, stoned wall, and ceiling as it genuinely changed into cold mood house. Love it!
Fabulous. What a treat to happen upon this work of art. I enjoyed every minute of the presentation of this project. ...music, photography, ...everything.
A beautiful example of GOOD contemporary architecture. Because the architectural style is clearly connected to earlier, more complete historical styles (Brutalism and Modernism) the house has a classic, timeless character that will age well with both time and patina. I see elements of the Ennis House in Los Angeles by Frank Lloyd Wright, as well as some of the later Case Study Homes (Also in LA). Contemporary architects could learn a lot from this elegant and refined example. There is really no escaping the architectural maters who created the Modernist movement. Good contemporary architects know this and incorporate those ideas into their own language. That is certainly the case here. A true inspiration!
That first ziggurat ceiling reminds me so much of Carlo Scarpa's Brion Chapel, in the Tomba Brion monument. This even has the (very similar) wodden cross spanning under the ceiling
I guess they took protectiveness to an extreme here. This house feels like a bunker (with skylights). It's very unique and court yard areas are beautifully landscaped but it doesn't feel like a vacation home to me. More like a survivalist home...
Ahhh love the beveled interior pyramids! It’s like brutalist and Art Deco had a baby reminiscent of some of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work with the matching door handles and countertops. Too much besa block and not enough warmth but otherwise really inspiring :)
I am from Canada and we have screens to avoid insects in the house ... looks like there is no insect in Australia since you open the door without protection from insects or any animals ... do you ?
Depends where you live. Near bush or water there are plenty of bugs. My current home has no screens and I was worried about bugs but very few in this area.
How react the neighbours after you build that house? Why I'm asking that? It's because the structure of the house changes a lot the landscape of the neighbourhood. In France, in some area it will be difficult to create that building, the town hall will require to save an homogeneous structure compared to the house already built to not disfigure the whole
…Nice landscaping… (this is coming from a brutalism lover/mom taught me if you have nothing nice to say…) Love the channel though, keep up the splendid work.
It's a lovely house, like with most of the residences on this channel. But I'm concerned that most of the homes featured extensively use concrete. It is (relatively) inexpensive and durable, but it is far from environmentally friendly.
You have to balance the longevity of the building against it's environmental impact. If the house will last hundreds of years, then it may be more environmentally friendly than one that lasts just over 100. You don't need to look further than other concrete structures like those in Rome to understand that concrete's durability makes it an incredibly effective construction material, despite it's current environmental impact. Concrete is also really safe. You'll know far before any structural failure that it's going to fail. Steel isn't nearly as safe because it corrodes, often invisibly to those who use the infrastructure that it comprises. So, concrete isn't as bad as people make it out to be. Though, reinforced concrete is a nightmare and should be avoided at all costs. This place doesn't seem to use that.
@@Eruptflail Cool. Thanks for letting me know that. I live in a concrete apartment building and I certainly like the relative soundproofing and fire-safety. I just hear so much about concrete as a real greenhouse gas problem so it's nice to hear some good reasons for its use. I hope these houses DO last a long time.
This house looks stone cold. It needs plenty of indoor plants to soft dress the space. It needs the right amount of natural light to keep it warm and cozy.😊😊😊❤
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There's so much Frank Loyd Wright's LA's hollyhock house and other mezzoamerican inspired elements. The pyramids, and using that pattern in the handle. Absolutely beautiful
I like the architect's approach to the design of this residence.
This house gives me a blade runner vibe. Love the concrete wall play.
This house is pure art. The way he described everything with so much passion. You can tell he truly loves design and architecture.
I literally view life differently after watching this. This was like a whole MasterClass condensed into 8 minutes. Hope he’s teaching these things somewhere lol
Always love the connection to the interior with beautiful exterior.
This man understands me 😦….. I HAVE to go to design school ASAP. 🫡
I really loved the use of blocks. I'm super inspired by this. It's cheaper to build and the aesthetic is absolutely stark.
why do you say it's cheaper to build? because of the concrete?
I wouldn't say cheaper to build but definitely unique
Your channel is like a precious diamond. The houses presented exude calm, elegance and softness. I wish I could live in Melbourne. Here in Germany, new houses are so boring and there are so many obstacles to building. Thank you
This channel is sublime. Great work from everyone. Architects, landscapers and the local project content creators all do a great job.
The level of detail and Albert's commitment to carrying though the ziggurat pattern is unrivalled attention to detail. I love how the weather adds to the sense of shelter inherent to the home as well.
Wow! Creative Artistry at its intrinsic Best 🏆
Love it ! Like a modern day pyramid . That ceiling makes me want to sit under it and look up & relax . The flow of the house is serene . There is something sharp and peaceful about it, invites me in.
Gorgeous concreting and block work. I love this thoughtful and practical design. Aussie Architects have come a long way since the 80s and more recent repeatative box like rendered McMansions they all seemed to replicate. This whole house is so warm and hardy, not pretentious in any way. Hmm Lovely.🙏💕🇦🇺
Loving the ziggurat narrative of the house in a lot of the elements. From the concrete ceilings to the door handles- to even some of the pendulum lights and Wright-like Besser wall lamps. very unique.
The way you guys film and edit is excellent! Each video is a work of art!
Couldn’t agree more
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Mad props to the editor, this was one of the best cut videos on this site. As an editor, I'm both jelly and excited as to your further works.
the light fixtures here are so unique amazing
It looks splendid. It only reminds me of a post modern year 60s building because of the layout and the brickwork. As my highschool was built late 70’s. I am very into natural building thermal mass and insulation.
Gorgeous architecture, landscaping, and interior design! You captured the story of the project brilliantly.
A beautiful complex and artfully executed project. If the architects at EAT have not seen the work of Carlo Scarpa then is it truly an original masterpiece. If they have then the credit to that architect as inspiration is lacking in this interview. For those interested in masterful works of high design in concrete I highly recommend Scarpa's work. Great job nonetheless. Thank you Local Project for your continued coverage of exquisite projects.
Love the Bellows / pyramid motif!
The house and narrative itself is stunning and a work of art but the way you guys filmed and edited this video completely captures the essence and beauty of the architecture and passion behind it!! Fantastic work!!
Wow, what great use of materials and uniqueness from room to room.
Not everyone's cup of tea but I like it, it's different, has some really interesting design elements and features, the roof, handles, joinery, feature walls, you can tell this is a passion project, a work of art.
This is great art.
A beautiful and slick home. Loved it.
Excellent design and brilliant video
Not this project unfortunately!
Such a great reminder when the architect had the vision to make the house as a permanent structure that will last. Often time we dont think about this when we design.
I like it a lot. It’s interesting, and feels like there’s something new around every corner.
An artist at work.
Not my normal style but I’m obsessed, it’s like an industrial, modern,mid century fusion. A perfect balance.
The house is incredible and the music is ON POINT, fits the video so much.
New Local Project video: made my day!
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Goodness me.. magnificent
Amazing work!
Absolutely beautiful.
Love the skylights and details with steps on everything, gorgeous block work
This house is really an inspiration!
It really is!
Simply amazing. you made what cement can be an art with rough texture, stones.. I like specifically polished cement floor, stoned wall, and ceiling as it genuinely changed into cold mood house. Love it!
It's difficult to finish video like this. One minute in, I'm already imagining my dream house and miss remaining of the video
I have no words ... never thought concrete could be so inspiring, and handsome. The locale, landscaping perfectly sets off the architecture.
Not completely my style but I 100% agree with the entrance design and the philosophy behind. Love the court yards too
Beautiful!
Fabulous. What a treat to happen upon this work of art. I enjoyed every minute of the presentation of this project. ...music, photography, ...everything.
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Such detail in a really cool house❤
beautiful home. i absolutely love the materials and scarpa inspired details!
Nice house.
I like it!
A beautiful example of GOOD contemporary architecture. Because the architectural style is clearly connected to earlier, more complete historical styles (Brutalism and Modernism) the house has a classic, timeless character that will age well with both time and patina. I see elements of the Ennis House in Los Angeles by Frank Lloyd Wright, as well as some of the later Case Study Homes (Also in LA). Contemporary architects could learn a lot from this elegant and refined example. There is really no escaping the architectural maters who created the Modernist movement. Good contemporary architects know this and incorporate those ideas into their own language. That is certainly the case here. A true inspiration!
The local project continues to amazing and this house is beyond gorgeous.
When is local project dropping the link for their playlist though!
Simply amazing 💥
Beautiful ❤️❤️
I wasn’t going to press like until I saw it, but I did anyway as I usually do like the videos...
Such deep though, knowledge and understanding.
Well. Done.
love your content.
There is a bit of Carlo Scarpa in this amazing project
That first ziggurat ceiling reminds me so much of Carlo Scarpa's Brion Chapel, in the Tomba Brion monument. This even has the (very similar) wodden cross spanning under the ceiling
Lighting and space
Beautiful
Beautiful.
beautifull.
I liked the music used in the video more than the house
Absolutely loved this house and the thought process when designing the house. Will this go in to the publication?
My goodness this is wholesome🤍🤍
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genius!
Amazing
Just intoxicating even sensual..I 😍😍
I guess they took protectiveness to an extreme here. This house feels like a bunker (with skylights). It's very unique and court yard areas are beautifully landscaped but it doesn't feel like a vacation home to me. More like a survivalist home...
Geometric seduction😍😍😍 sheeeesh
Not my ideal house, feels quite rough and bare, and it’s very artistic. But I appreciate the thought process and the effort that went into it.
thanks for music background
I was about to write asking the name of the music being played
@@waleedhassan5603 year to year less worthy to know...i wished to hear his voice also but to much tattoos around...i am the most unique
...he did onself and he did soundcloud free for us free fun and that was genius
still without tattoos then
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The house is very good but i just thinking the roof cleaning😃😃😃
This dude is a fucking badass. 🐐
Ahhh love the beveled interior pyramids! It’s like brutalist and Art Deco had a baby reminiscent of some of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work with the matching door handles and countertops. Too much besa block and not enough warmth but otherwise really inspiring :)
Another example of the house and design taking centre stage and the client left with a set of instructions on how to enjoy it.
I really like this house, but I would be so frustrated trying to get my groceries/ stroller through the front door lol.
hey, lets spend the weekend in our fancy bunker!
I am from Canada and we have screens to avoid insects in the house ... looks like there is no insect in Australia since you open the door without protection from insects or any animals ... do you ?
Depends where you live. Near bush or water there are plenty of bugs. My current home has no screens and I was worried about bugs but very few in this area.
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Please can we get the background songs
hi there, how to buy the Local Project book? (hardcopy) I live in Singapore
Through our website 🙂
How react the neighbours after you build that house?
Why I'm asking that?
It's because the structure of the house changes a lot the landscape of the neighbourhood.
In France, in some area it will be difficult to create that building, the town hall will require to save an homogeneous structure compared to the house already built to not disfigure the whole
…Nice landscaping… (this is coming from a brutalism lover/mom taught me if you have nothing nice to say…) Love the channel though, keep up the splendid work.
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Hi architect, i want a permanent house. Not one of those temporary ones to be clear.
Wouldn’t that be freezing cold all winter?
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I can not with the videography. It's too good.
Don’t know if I like this one.
I would like to know what the community and nearby neighbors think about it though. REALLY?
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Song at end?
It's a lovely house, like with most of the residences on this channel. But I'm concerned that most of the homes featured extensively use concrete. It is (relatively) inexpensive and durable, but it is far from environmentally friendly.
You have to balance the longevity of the building against it's environmental impact. If the house will last hundreds of years, then it may be more environmentally friendly than one that lasts just over 100. You don't need to look further than other concrete structures like those in Rome to understand that concrete's durability makes it an incredibly effective construction material, despite it's current environmental impact.
Concrete is also really safe. You'll know far before any structural failure that it's going to fail. Steel isn't nearly as safe because it corrodes, often invisibly to those who use the infrastructure that it comprises.
So, concrete isn't as bad as people make it out to be. Though, reinforced concrete is a nightmare and should be avoided at all costs. This place doesn't seem to use that.
@@Eruptflail Cool. Thanks for letting me know that. I live in a concrete apartment building and I certainly like the relative soundproofing and fire-safety. I just hear so much about concrete as a real greenhouse gas problem so it's nice to hear some good reasons for its use. I hope these houses DO last a long time.
Your buildings are nice, but the video goes through it so fast its hard to appreciate it.
This house looks stone cold. It needs plenty of indoor plants to soft dress the space. It needs the right amount of natural light to keep it warm and cozy.😊😊😊❤
Hi. What's the track on 2:26?