Unfurled House By Christopher Polly Architect
Wedge-shaped house nestled into Petersham, Sydney
The Unfurled House, by Christopher Polly Architect, consists of the original structure with a Federation masonry front and a new, two-story framed volume attached. Located in Petersham, Sydney, Australia, the addition creates a split-level design when connected to the original scale, helping to blend in with the larger and smaller houses in the neighborhood.
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In the back of the house, "wedges" project out to create additional storage on the ground floor terrace. It also allows for a built-in daybed in the public living space and a private reading area upstairs in the bedroom.
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
The addition’s windows help bring additional natural light to the interior, along with encouraging passive ventilation.
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Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
An opening in the ceiling gives the illusion of more space while filtering additional light to the ground floor.
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
Photo: Brett Boardman
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