Rising to the Occasion
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Gerard Kitchener is fond of talking about the weather, especially as it pertains to Waratah Bay in southeastern Victoria, Australia.
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Gerard Kitchener and his partner Denise spend most weekends on top of an exposed hill in a two-level steel-and-glass tower on stilts. Photo by Peter Hyatt.
Corrugated steel panels and steel beams were created offsite and trucked in. Photo by Peter Hyatt.
Walls of windows in the kitchen and living area frame uninterrupted views of a forest and the ocean. Photo by Peter Hyatt.
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