Anchored in an appropriate location, Rose Bay takes the view to Sydney Harbour and the Opera House, and according to these landscape venue conditions. Behind the hidden and private front, Studio Johnston and Dreamtime Australia designs emphasize an enviable location.

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Optimize the inclined surface, create levels within the structure, embed the house into the site, treating it as an extension of the terrain. The connection to the surrounding environment drives residential design, with its various facets and openings facing iconic landmarks. IN THE CENTER OF THE VILLA, A SPACIOUS COURTYARD SPACE REMINDS OF THE COURTYARD SPACE OF A EUROPEAN HOTEL, AND THE OUTDOOR AREA IS KEY TO DAILY LIFE. The vibrant patterns of floor tiles are planted with a focus that adds a natural relief to the originally hard surface space. The openness of this core area, along with the attached outdoor patio space and swimming pool, reinforces the desire for outdoor living and contact with nature.

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The structure faces west and balances managing sunlight and potential heat gain, optimizing the view to the desired viewpoint. This balance is achieved by creating slow moments, such as central courtyards, deep revelations, and suspensions. As the open space opens to the view, the home carves out its identity through the interweaving and weighted nature of its constituent parts.

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