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Bonnet Point House

Bonnet Point House

We crafted a three-bedroom residence inspired by the riparian location, overlooking the River Derwent.

Client
Private Client
Location
Bonnet Bay, Tasmania
Photography
Adam Gibson
Traditional Country
Dharawal
Extensive glazing provides a sense of being at one with the landscape and reduces reliance on artificial lighting.
Upon approach through the forest, the house is revealed as a dramatic addition to the landscape.
Once inside, the demarcation between the house and surrounding landscape dematerialises.

The house cantilevers from the rock embankment, sitting gently on the sloped site. The design reflects a deep appreciation of place, materiality, and Australian design values. Materials include concrete, timber, and steel in muted tones of grey and black.

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where our studios are located, the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung people of Yálla-birr-ang, Collingwood and the Wadawurrung people of Djiling, Geelong.

We pay our respects to Elders, past and present, across all regions of Victoria and beyond. We honour the design ingenuity of First Peoples over millennia, their unique contribution to our understanding of place, and their care for the Country on which we create.