Minimalist Polygreen House From Container by Bellemo & Cat Architects

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Melbourne firm Bellemo & Cat has developed a unique urban-dwelling design located on Northcote, Victoria. The goal of the project was to delivered an inner city house with compact architecture design.

The following are the credits from the architect:

The central idea in this project was to create a container for living and working that whilst still engaging with all the site issues of the industrial neighbourhood, enabled us to take a thread from the first cocoon we spun for ourselves in Wye River and weave it into the fabric of this next home for ourselves.

The building is wrapped on three sides in a translucent printed skin, the third side allows for Northern glazing.

The printed image is our graphic garden experienced from both the inside and the outside, our urban jungle and as it is made from a photograph of a sculpture of our own it continues a series of works, a personal line of investigation.

Photography by Peter Hyatt

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