The first impression when we look at this McBride Charles Ryan design is some kind of a shard metal breaking through the earth’s surface. The beach cottage design which breaks the boundaries of conventional residential architecture is surrounded by sand dunes and beaches along the Mornington Peninsula.
The modern beach cottage design was started from the idea of a spiral and built based on the concept of fluidity and movement. Its floor plan follows natural topographic curves, thus the unusual house plan unfolds like a piece of origami. Uncanny and wonderful angles and many facades make up the home exterior and set the tone for equally unpredictable and contemporary interiors.
This Australia home design is certainly a geometric wonder, framed in steel and clad in lightweight cement. As an added layer of innovation to this stylish yet eco sustainable cottage, this design incorporates a water harvesting system, double-glazed thermal windows, and a central courtyard creates passive cooling and cross ventilation. Via
