Eastwell House

Loacted in the idyllic Mornington Peninsula, Eastwell House is a contemporary take on the traditional beach house. While accommodating a mix of lifestyles for the modern family, the design still preserves and celebrates the existing heritage dwelling.

Location

Flinders, Mornington Peninsula

The Traditional Custodians of this land

Bunurong people

Completion

2019

Site Area

2000m²

Gross Floor Area

296m²

Services

Architecture
Interior Design

Photographer

Tom Blachford

Accommodating all modes of family life

A study and secondary living space have been integrated into the existing building to allow family members or children with friends a space to relax, work or play when a degree of privacy is preferred.

The extension features full-height glazing at ground level, with a dining room that opens directly to a deck to
optimise outdoor living in summer.

“We have minimal fingerprints in our work – we craft uniqueness in each project.”

– Claire McGuire, Senior Project Architect

The introduction of glazed links between Eastwell’s three main architectural forms provides a pause between spaces as well as a change in scale and material selection. The physical separation adds privacy and allows an abundance of natural light into the internal areas.

Materials that unify

Materials that unify

A light timber floor board in the interiors picks up the neutral colour scheme of the exterior.

A light timber floor board in the interiors picks up the neutral colour scheme of the exterior.

Concrete interspersed throughout robust joinery fulfils brief for light-filled spaces.

Concrete interspersed throughout robust joinery fulfils brief for light-filled spaces.

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