A balance of traditional aesthetics with modern livability
Set within the rural landscape of Brucedale, this new family home is designed to be spacious, comfortable, and functional. The brief called for a residence that balances traditional aesthetics with modern livability.
The exterior features a timeless design that sits harmoniously within its surroundings, with rendered brick veneer walls, pitched rooflines, and large windows that invite natural light. Positioned along an east-west axis, the home maximizes its northern orientation to enhance comfort and energy efficiency.
Inside, a contemporary style is achieved through an open-plan layout, a neutral color palette, and sleek fittings and fixtures.
Built by Ted van Lierop, this project reflects quality craftsmanship. Special thanks to Grant Higginson from Cut Above Production for the photography.
Project at a Glance Builder: Ted van Lierop Civil/Structural Engineer: Xeros Piccolo Consulting Engineers Geotechnical: McMahon Earth Science Photography: Cut Above Production