With spectacular interior features, crystal-clear walls and a lavish swimming pool, this contemporary glasshouse looks like the epitome of luxury living.
And a closer inspection shows a 'modest-sized' family home with a very surprising modern twist.
Located on a suburban street in Melbourne, the abundant light-filled property - dubbed 'THAT House' - is almost half the size of its neighbours.
Designed by Australian company Austin Maynard Architects, the family wanted to build their dream home with 'just the right amount of space'.
With spectacular interior features and crystal-clear walls , this modern glasshouse looks like the epitome of luxury living
The abundant light-filled property has stunning features, with the family home opening up to a beautiful garden
The spectacular family property comes complete with a stunning backyard swimming pool and a lush garden
'By creating large openings and generous connections to the garden we aimed to make this modest-sized house feel abundant and broad,' the architects said.
'The result is a home that is almost half the size of its neighbours without compromising liveability.'
The facade and backyard are made entirely out of glass, providing breathtaking views of the natural surroundings.
And the privacy aspects were carefully considered when it came to this design.
'Importantly a house that can be very transparent needs to be able to adapt to multiple privacy needs. Hence we have installed upwards blinds to give the owners control over their level of privacy,' the architects said.
'How many times have you seen huge windows with their blinds permanently down? This happens because of the binary a downward blind creates. A downward blind provides no privacy until it is completely down.
'An upward blind enables you to cut-out almost all view into a home while still being able to look out to the garden, and the street beyond. This gives control over all levels of privacy and intimate control over the light let into each space.'
Located on a suburban street in Melbourne, the abundant light-filled property with an astonishing interior - dubbed 'THAT House' - is almost half the size of its neighbours
The architects said the large openings and generous connections to the garden makes this modest-sized house feel abundant and broad
Designed by Austin Maynard Architects, the family wanted to build their dream home with 'just the right around of space'
The privacy aspects were carefully considered when it came to this design, with upward blinds installed, which enables you to cut-out almost all view into a home while still being able to look out
The award-winning property comes complete with double-glazed windows, solar panels, mechanical heating and cooling
The award-winning property comes complete with double-glazed windows, solar panels, mechanical heating and cooling, a backyard swimming pool and a lush garden.
Despite being almost half the size of its neighbours, the architects insisted the property is 'not a small home'.
'It's not a solution, nor 'new prototype' for Australian housing. However within its context, THAT House is defiant and resistant,' the architects explained.
'The house is a conscious effort to build a home that is almost half the floor area of its neighbours, yet without compromise of spatial types, functions and quality.
'The anxiety of not having enough, or leaving something out that you may need later, is a real fear. However with good design and planning, modest size homes are not compromising.
'In fact, due to their access to the garden and the sophisticated nature of their internal spaces, well designed smaller homes are far superior to their bulky, poorly-considered neighbours.'
Despite being almost half the size of its neighbours, the architects insisted the property is 'not a small home'
The award-winning property comes complete with double-glazed windows, solar panels, mechanical heating and cooling and a backyard swimming pool
The facade and backyard are made entirely out of glass, providing breathtaking views of the natural surroundings
The architects said the house is a conscious effort to build a home that is almost half the floor area of its neighbours, yet without compromise of spatial types, functions and quality
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Main photo article With spectacular interior features, crystal-clear walls and a lavish swimming pool, this contemporary glasshouse looks like the epitome of luxury living.
And a closer inspection shows a ‘modest-sized’ family home with a very surprising modern twist.
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