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Hand Drawing Perspective

Author of the Proyect

Name: Glenn Mercutt

Country of Birth: Australia

University: University of New South Gales

Concept of the Proyect: 

In the idiosyncratic detailing of this glazing mechanism, in the flamboyant forms of the roof-windows, in the use of coloured glass, and in the various concealed doors and windows, there is something of the quirkiness that often characterises houses of the 1900s. Although the revisions are unambiguously modern, the spirit of the original building has been respected. The new work has both the consistency that is part of modernist theory, and the inconsistency of exploited opportunities for casual delight. In the intensity of its invention and the intricacy of

its materiality, and especially in its very urbane wit, it bears comparison with the finest works of Charles Rennie Macintosh, rather than with the work of Mies, whose influence was so explicit in Murcutt’s earliest architecture.

Text by Tom Heneghan
Chair of Architecture, University of Sydney

Other Proyects

1994-96 : Casa Schnaxl, Newport, Sídney (NSW)

1996-98 : Casa Fletcher-Page, Valle del Canguro (NSW)

1996-99 : Centro de Arte Arthur e Yvonne Boyd, Riversdale, Cambewarra del Oeste (NSW), en colaboración con Reg Lark y Wendy Lewin

Proyect Contribution: 

This proyect have contribute to theidea of the new bio-architecture, this is because they tried to get a relationship between the nature and the users.

Proyect Information

Year of Construction: 2004

Arquitectural Style: Contemporary

257.1 M²

Client: Wendy Lewin and Glenn Murcutt

Location

            City and Country: Sydney, NSW, Australia

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