This is a lovely private project by Luigi Rosselli Architects in Mosman, a suburb in Sydney, Australia. The house has two distinct wings and a narrow section that connects the two parts. Within the narrow section is a circulation system which provides an abundance of light to the area. The larger wing of the house has a regular shape and structure to it whereas the smaller wing on the west has an irregularity to it with its curves.
Inside, a transparent and stainless steel staircase is suspended above a pond that is both inside and outside. Without air conditioning, the house is designed to keep cool in the heat with shutter-controlled natural lighting and ventilation. The installation of rainwater tanks also enables residents to reduce their water usage and related costs.
Source: Luigi Rosselli Architects / Photograph: Justin Alexander
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