22/04/2026
The juxtaposition of two personalities, crafted into their own space.
“Counterpart” is made up of two separate forms, each with its own identity, brought together in a way that still feels cohesive.
The two-storey volume frames the wider landscape into more controlled, considered views, while the single-storey living space opens out fully to sun, deck, and surroundings. Its angled form resolves the tension between capturing views and maximising natural light.
While the footprint has been kept compact, the internal planning creates a range of spaces to move through and settle into. From quieter areas like the library and daybed, through to elevated spaces like the upper office, each part of the home offers a different way to experience it.
A project that sits somewhere between rural and refined, familiar and unexpected.
