GER residence, modern airy steel frame structure home by Ply Architecture

Date of Publishing: September 5, 2021

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GER residence designed by Ply Architecture, located in Adelaide, Australia is a luxurious, gentleman’s chalet perched on a large corner block. For this house, the requested additional living space briefly spills out into the spacious North garden. With additional bedrooms, as well as vehicle movement in and out of the secondary facade. Due to character zone planning restrictions, sympathetic street facades and scale were carefully considered.

Indeed, the geometric composition of new structure and materials of this home reference classic bungalow typology, with a modern industrial aesthetic. Also, the new structure is deliberately free standing and expressed against the existing fabric. With an offset upper level to create opening for a continuous skylight to invite natural light into spaces deep within the plan.

From the exterior, the house is impressive with the spacious frontage, large green lawn and lush garden. In addition to this, the patio and the stunning swimming pool, create the luxurious living space for the house. Also, the house is a wonderful combination between the sophisticated design of living area includes living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Surely, the house is a truly ideal home for the owner, who is looking for the luxurious and sophisticated living space, beside meet the elegant and practical needs of life.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Project Name: GER Residence
Location: Adelaide, Australia
Project Year: 2021
Area: 350 m²
Designed by: Ply Architecture

GER residence, modern airy steel frame structure home by Ply Architecture — Clearly, the offset upper level opens, creates the airy for the house to receive natural air and light.

The struture and materials of this house is new but refer to the classic bungalow style, yet modern industrial aesthetic.

The charming skylight and floor-to-ceiling glass doors create an airy atmosphere for the house. In addition to this, providing an inside and outdoor living space.

The GER Residence Gallery:

Text by the Architects: A significant addition to a grand, gentleman’s bungalow set on a large corner block. The brief required additional living space spilling out to a generous northern rear garden, with additional bedrooms, as well as shifting vehicle access to the secondary frontage.

Photo credit: Sam Noonan| Source: Ply Architecture

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: 120 Partridge St, Glenelg South SA 5045, Australia
– Tel: +61 (08) 82952644
– Email: INFO@PLY.NET.AU