The Avenue Contemporary House Project in Melbourne, Australia by Neil Architecture

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This Neil Architecture house project concept design was formulated as a reaction to the challenge of putting in two houses on a single block in an established suburban street without the omnipresent symmetrically garaged frontage in homage to the car.

As an act of this persisting model, the project attempted to supply a high quality infill development as a small and discerning discerning to the streetscape. The key element in the development of the concept is the drove earth wall, which does at once as a party wall and boundary symbol, and as an anchor grounding the homes and keeping them in the landscape.

One of the primary objectives was the development of a sensitive typology for urban consolidation in what is an established outer suburban fringe setting. The lack of determining limit elements along the street maintains the original landscape characteristics and serves to merge the streetscape visual aspect and reward the prevailing neighbourhood quality.

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