Back Beach House sits on the edge of the Mornington Peninsula’s National Park, where native wildlands meet the coastline. A thoughtful addition to a classic Australian beach house, the project was documented four years after completion, allowing the new landscape to settle and blur the line between home and parkland. 

Timber and existing materials connect the home to the Blairgowrie tapestry, while new interventions introduce a quiet contemporary rhythm. A concealed stainless steel shower behind the fire zone completes the retreat, embracing the unassuming ease of coastal living.

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Blairgowrie — Blairgowrie, Victoria — 2019

A thoughtful addition to a classic Australian beach house.

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