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Modern Bridge House Design in Australia by Max Pritchard Architect
Max Pritchard Architect has designed a permanent home/office on his client’s small property, located one hour’s drive from Adelaide. The house was build as a modern bridge house as it located on a bend in the winter creek, above a billabong (a deep waterhole) bounded by a high rocky bank.
Two steel trusses forming the primary structure, were fabricated off site and erected by two men and a crane in two days. They were anchored by four small concrete piers, poured each side of the creek. Spanning between the trusses is a concrete floor slab on steel decking with a layer of rigid insulation. The “box” walling and roofing is plantation pine.
Photography by Sam Noonan
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