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Get @reshare_app • @binq_windows The world is increasingly seeking longevity, sustainability, and authenticity in 2026. Collectively, we are drawn to spaces that stand the test of time—⁠those to be lived in for generations and reflect a meaningful approach.⁠ ⁠ So if you are planning to start a new-build project this year, you need to take a closer look at the Grass Tree House design by SoS Architects (@sosarchitects ). We believe it offers great inspiration for making a place we love waking up in and coming home to.⁠ ⁠ Once cleared for deer farming, the paddock presented a rare opportunity to build within an expansive natural setting. The house is gently positioned within a sweeping valley view and an extraordinary proliferation of grass trees. Rather than asserting itself upon the bush landscape, the architecture feels embedded within it. ⁠ ⁠ The house extends along an east–west axis, allowing every bedroom and the primary living areas to receive generous northern sunlight while framing scenic views toward Mount Macedon and Mount Towrong. Tailored to the family’s lifestyle and fondness for gathering, the indoor kitchen, dining, and living spaces open seamlessly to the outdoor dining, lawn, and pool. ⁠ ⁠ As the house is located in a colder climate, it thoughtfully uses passive solar orientation, #BINQ Australian-made high-performance timber double-glazed windows and doors, and thermal mass in the concrete slab to maintain comfortable temperatures year-round—a real combination when aesthetics meet performance.⁠ ⁠ Architect: SoS Architects @sosarchitects ⁠ Interiors: Studio Tom⁠ @studiotomdesign ⁠ Builder: Hardwick Build Co⁠ @hardwickbuildco ⁠ Engineer: FMG Engineering⁠ @fmg_engineering ⁠ Landscape: Sam Crawford Landscape Design @samcrawford_design ⁠ Photography: Marnie Hawson⁠ @marniehawson ⁠ Styling: Belle Bright Project @bellebrightproject ⁠ ⁠ #SustainableArchitecture #EnvironmentallyFriendly⁠ ⁠ ——⁠ ⁠ 📣 Follow us @binq_windows for more⁠ ✉️ Subscribe to us to get the latest news⁠ ⁠🔗Learn More .au/⁠

Just listed with @jelliscraigdaylesford .au/property-house-vic-daylesford-149447264

The vision came to life thanks to the Victorian country sunset and our team @fgrarchitects @hardwickbuildco

Posted @withregram • @solid.foundation.concreting Weekend feature in @thelocalproject Designed by @solid.foundation.concreting x @se_amconcept Concrete by @solid.foundation.concreting Built by @hardwickbuildco Landscape by @daylesford_landscaping

Our Grey House sits boldly atop an embankment, turning its back to the street to create complete privacy within. #adamkanearchitects @timothykaye @hardwickbuildco

Posted @withregram • @est_living WHERE ARCHITECTS LIVE | Architect Adam Kane’s Secluded Daylesford Retreat⁠ ⁠ The ‘Grey House’ is conceived as a place to switch off on weekends. “I envisioned the home as the opposite of chaos and distraction, where everything has its place,” Kane says. “Pairing it back to one materiality and colour palette really creates this sense of introspection.”⁠ ⁠ When asked how he’s designed a home that’s minimal but not sterile, Kane attributes this to the floor plan and circulation. “It’s a small floorplan, but the way you can meander through the house, instead of having one big open plan glass box, means that each zone has its own view and atmosphere,” he says. ⁠ ⁠ A window lies at the end of every hallway and space, allowing the green outlook to play the role of a constantly changing artwork. “Window frames are embedded to accentuate the view – a detail we are now using in new projects,” Kane says. “The natural light also creates a beautiful shimmer on the adjoining walls, ceiling and floor,” he adds.⁠ ⁠ Read more about the ‘Grey House’ inside our latest issue of est magazine. Read the digital magazine via the link in profile. ⁠ ⁠Published in est magazine Editor & words @sophlew_says ⁠ Architecture & design @adamkanearchitects ⁠ Builder @hardwickbuildco Furniture & fittings @livingdivani @vbo.australia @rogerseller @thefrontroom__gallery @lamarzoccoau @oblica_fireplaces Venetian plaster & microcement application @carlierandco_ Photography @timothykaye ⁠ the bulk of the hard work and care by @blynch_carp186

Posted @withregram • @thelocalproject Project Feature • Designed by @adamkanearchitects as a rural residence for the eponymous architect and his family, Grey House offers a place of retreat, an experience of introspection, nestled within a lush and verdant garden. Head to the link in bio to read Grey House by Adam Kane Architects on The Local Project. Photography by @timothykaye . Architecture and interior design by Adam Kane Architects. Build by @hardwickbuildco .

Designed and built by us, being launched early next week for sale with @jelliscraigdaylesford Features and materials used include: - Spanish slate roof and wall cladding from @cupa.pizarras - Silvertop ash cladding from @radialtimber - double glazed windows and doors by @bradnamswindowsdoors - @havwoods_au flooring throughout - Turkish limestone benchtops from @milestone_benchtops - Italian tiles from @signorinotilegallery - @smegaustralia integrated appliances - feature fireplace using @krausebricks - 100% wool carpet from @godfreyhirst - joinery built by us with the help of Ballarat joinery supplies - landscaping by @rhinolandscaping

Walnut House by @adamkanearchitects . @walnuthousedaylesford

@blowhouse.hepburn by @se_amconcept

Our Gisborne project by @wowowa.interiors

Posted @withregram • @thelocalproject Project Feature • As a modern homestead among a rural setting, Farm House recalibrates a connection with the land to create a robust and site-specific response focused on sustainable farming. @archier_ references traditional Australian outbuildings through a refined lens, ensuring the occupation of a growing family remains uncompromised despite its remoteness. Head to the link in bio to read Modern Rural – Farm House by Archier on The Local Project. Photography by @thurstonempson . Architecture by Archier. Interior Design by @ksintdes . Build by @hardwickbuildco . Landscape Design by @lisaellisgardens .