Sydney Architecture Images- Clareville House Clareville

	Sydney Architecture Images- Northern Suburbs Clareville House/ Reeves and Hunt House
architect	Stutchbury and Pape with Sue Harper
location	Clareville (near Pittwater)
date	1999
style	Late 20th-Century Structuralist
construction	steel frame, glass
type	House
	Photographer: Patrick Bingham-Hall
On a steep site on the Barrenjoey Peninsula at Clareville, the impressive and welcoming Reeves House takes in splendid views of Pittwater West and will nestle in resurrected forest as it develops. This present and future environment generated the form of the house, the twisted parasol of its roof, the elevated north-facing bathroom and bedroom, the continuous kitchen and living areas below, and the spacious decks. The orientation and the roof form admit winter sun, and provide summer shade. Concrete block blade walls at the back hold the main stair circulation beneath a light-emitting polycarbonate roof. The front of the house is a lightly framed, intelligently detailed, extensively glazed pavilion. Below are two other levels, a more enclosed bedroom area with west-facing balcony above garaging. It is a house of rational program yet poetic. The thermal mass of the southern blade walls maintain the heat in winter yet keep the house cool in summer. The north face opens up to the sun. North of the main blade is the zone of human activity , the sunny side, the lively side. The southern face in contrast is used to protect from cold southerly winds. The freedom of living extends to sleeping, bathing and all other human activities. A connection with the locality is encouraged thorugh both physical and visual interactions. They bring the house into being. The brief: fluid, connected, timeless, simple, open, practical, tranquil, transparent. The experiences: warmth, breeze, smells, tastes, water, quiet, action, seclusion.

Inside INTRODUCTION (inside) interior review is Australia's premier professional journal for interior architects and designers. It showcases cutting-edge interior architecture , textile design, industrial design, and the latest materials and innovative products, within a specifically tailored format for the professional audience. Presenting a blend of significant national and international projects in a strong, sophisticated design format, (inside) interior review gives readers a valuable insight into current design developments and approaches. (inside) has become well known in Australia as a leading journal for the publication and discussion of interior design, product design, design manufacturing, and professional design practice. Focusing on several platforms of design discussion (inside) presents in every issue the best national and international interior design projects, interviews with leading Australian and international designers, profiles on practices, reviews of recent works, shows, and exhibitions. With a dedicated section for the discussion of new product design and release (inside) keeps those interested in design thinking about their craft and the ways in which design will shape the future. Part of the publishing brief set by (inside) is to explore the ways in which creativity and design solutions add value to business and the community in general. The journal is both a place for discussion and a platform for a network of industry collaborations and events. With a clear objective to promote the value of design in the community (inside) regularly features the broader social issues that other design magazines may fail to address - issues such as sustainability in manufacturing, originality, collaboration, the role of design in a progressive community and the role of design in shaping the future of our world. (inside) has also initiated the (IDEA) Awards - a national multi-category awards programme aimed at recognising and celebrating excellence in design practice ranging from commercial interiors to hospitality, residential, product and conceptual design. The (IDEA) Awards are set to become one of the focal points of the national design programme. In the past (inside) has been awarded for its excellence in graphic design and the quality and originality of its approach to commissioned photographic work - we collaborate with the most progressive photographic artists and graphic designers to ensure that (inside) is leading the industry of design publication in the country. A place for good design to be appreciated, discussed, valued and promoted (inside) continually strives to be - a magazine for creative thinkers.

Domain Houses - Inside and Out INTRODUCTION Edited by Cerentha Harris Published by Penguin Books C @ 2001 From the team at the Sydney Morning Herald comes a compilation of houses showcased in the paper's weekly Domain section. Domain Houses Inside and Out edited by Cerentha Harris, scoured Sydney for terraces, seaside retreats, urban minimalism and clever renovations. As Davina Jackson says in the foreword, this is an important look at dwellings at the start of the 21st century. Creative strategies, personal choices and a range of innovative materials are at our disposal. This book will give you the urge to strive for what is real, individual and uplifting. The book gives an up-to-date picture of the exciting and stylish developments that have been taking place in Australian domestic architecture. Forty Homes are featured: houses, apartments, terraces and out-of-town dwellings. Some are new, but the majority are renovations and reworked interiors. All were designd in the past couple of years. It includes some technical drawings, specifications, products and suppliers and extensive colour photographs documenting the innovative solutions to living in Australia. Viking, Australia, 2001, 164pp

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