Positioned at the water's edge, the house is conceptualised by its uninterrupted relationship with the bay. The movement of sailboats, changing light and the whispers of the water stage the setting for the home’s daily experience and architectural language.

Columns and arches establish a balance between tradition and contemporary expression. The column brings order and permanence while the arch introduces softness and movement, recalling the profile of a sail. These forms become apertures that frame the landscape, directing attention outward to the water and inward to the garden.

A long family connection to Geelong gives the project another layer of continuity. The house is conceived as a contemporary continuation of that history, balancing traditional proportion with a more modern way of living.

Drumcondra — Victoria, Australia — Coming soon

A house in dialogue with the bay.

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