Location

Passive, site-responsive homes in Eltham’s bush landscape.

Residential architecture for Eltham homes where bushland, slope, material character and passive comfort should lead the design.

Initial enquiries are welcome. We aim to reply within two working days.

Contemporary family home stepped down a sloping eucalyptus site with stone garden terraces.


Local Context

Eltham sites often reward a close reading of slope, trees, bushfire exposure, access and the relationship between the house and landscape.


Suitable Projects

Site-responsive new homes, substantial renovations, split-level additions and energy upgrades are relevant project types.


Energy-efficient courtyard house with deep eaves, timber screens and shaded glazing.

Design Decisions

Siting, structure, shade, cross-ventilation, materials, drainage and fire response should be developed together rather than added late.


Studio Approach

The aim is a modern house with restraint: clear geometry, natural light and materials selected for use, weathering and place.


Can you work with a steep Eltham block?

Yes. Section studies and accurate site information are essential before the layout is fixed.

Do sustainable choices affect the plan?

Yes. Orientation, size, shade, ventilation and zoning have more impact when considered early.

Can new work respond to Eltham's character?

Yes. Landscape, material restraint and siting can create a respectful response without imitation.



Official resources

Requirements and guidance can change. Check the relevant authority and project address before relying on general information.

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