Mt Eliza House
Derek Swalwell
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エレメントブランド商品名
TilesArtedomus
Ensuite BasinConcrete Nation
Como Basin
TilesDe Fazio Tiles & Stone
1316 Off
Cabinetry: American Oak pullsIn-teria
Linear-02
Windows + Doors: High Performance double glazed window and door systemsMiglas
AliClad
Timber Cladding: Floor Stone and Brick, Timber Lining: sealQuantum Windows & Doors
INVISISEAL

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Ensuite Basin
Concrete Nation さんの Como Basin
Tiles
De Fazio Tiles & Stone さんの 1316 Off
Cabinetry: American Oak pulls
In-teria さんの Linear-02
Windows + Doors: High Performance double glazed window and door systems
Miglas さんの AliClad
Timber Cladding: Floor Stone and Brick, Timber Lining: seal
Quantum Windows & Doors さんの INVISISEAL

Mt Eliza House

MRTN Architects 建築家 として

With views out over Port Phillip Bay and the city this house is a family home during the week and a beach house by weekend.

Mt Eliza House is three hundred metres from the beach and an hour from Melbourne city. The owners were invested in creating a life for their family that was connected to beach and bush while maintaining established connections to the city. Part beach house part suburban home the aim was to create a hybrid of the two combining easy inside outside living with homely functionality.

photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell

The site borders the Earimil Creek Reserve overlooking the Ranelagh Estate, the front third of the site gently slopes to the east and has north facing views of the city and Port Phillip Bay. The bottom two thirds of the site is separated by a cliff to the east of the house leading down to the Earimil Creek at the bottom. The location and orientation of the site meant that north facing bay and city views were possible, a unique vantage point of Port Phillip Bay not found elsewhere.

photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell

The clients have a keen interest in Scandinavian mid-century architecture and design which provided direction for the design and materiality of the home. During the early design phases reference was also made to significant earlier examples of Australian designs that shared similar sensibilities for their connection to site and material palette, namely McGlashan and Everist ‘Fern Tree House’ 1969 and Harry Sidler’s Gissing House’ 1972.

photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell

The home follows the contour of the site stepping down from the entry to the lower living level at the far end. Changes in level are defined by concrete blockwork blade walls which run from outside to inside and frame views of surrounding bush and water views of the bay. The roof is conceived as a taut black plane that is draped over the blade walls, combining and contrasting the tent-like qualities of roof with cave-like attributes of the masonry blade walls. The extension of the walls and coverage of the soffit are carefully laid out to provide shading from summer sun to the north facing glazing.

photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell

Internally the tectonic arrangement of a roof plane placed over blade-like wall is clearly legible, with the material palette kept to a minimum. Ceilings follow the pitch of the roof and the blockwork walls passing beyond glazed openings to the interiors. A timber lined circulation spine leads down from the entry to the main living areas and is naturally lit by adjacent glazing without revealing views to the bay until you arrive in the heart of the house.

photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell

A fossil fuel-free home with all heating and cooking powered by electric heat pump technologies and highly energy efficient appliances. Thermal mass to floor and walls, in-slab hydronic, ceiling fans and high-performance windows contribute to a comfortable, low energy use thermal environment.

Team:
Clients names: Lars + Monique Sverdvik
Structural Engineer: Paul Deery – Deery Consulting
Building Surveyor: Jeremy Conti – Conti Group

photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell
photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell
photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell
photo_credit Derek Swalwell
Derek Swalwell

Material Used :
1. Exterior Materials:
Roofing:
Colorbond Speed Deck ultra roofing, Stramit, Monument

External Walls:
Blockwork: 10-71 Half Height GB Nickel Blocks, Austral Masonry / Brickworks, Smooth - Floor 
Timber Cladding: 127 x 22mm Vertical Silvertop Ash Shiplap Cladding,Bowens, Quantum Invisi-seal - Floor Stone and Brick

External Paving:
Stone Crazy Paving, Eco Outdoor, Porphyry

2. Interior Materials:
Internal:
Blockwork: 10-71 Half Height GB Nickel Blocks, Austral Masonry / Brickworks, Honed
Timber Lining: Vertical Silvertop Ash Shiplap Lining, Bowens, Quantum Invisi-seal
Plasterboard, Paint finish

Tiles:
InaxSugie Series, SU2031 – Hanten, Artedomus
Inax Yuki Border, YKR1, Artedomus
1316 Off-White 300x100mm tile, Defazio
White matt 300x100mm, Defazio

Windows + Doors:
Miglas Ali-Clad High Performance double glazed window and door systems

Internal Floors:
In-situ Burnished Concrete, RocSolid Concrete
Cashmere goat hair carpet, Tretford
125 x 19mm American oak timber floor boards

Cabinetry:
Westernport Kitchen Centre - American Oak Veneer
Linear 02 American Oak pulls, In-teria

Fixtures and Fittings:
Lighting: 
AmbienceLighting – including Concerto Custom suspended pendant
Hemera Desk Lamp, Ross Gardam

Kitchen:
• Induction cooktop 900mm 5 zone (CI905DTB3)
• Paris Double built-in oven 760mm wide (OB76DDEPX3)
• 610mm wide integrated freezer column (RS6121FLJK1 - LEFT HINGE)
• 762mm wide integrated fridge column (RS7621SRK1 - RIGHT HINGE)
• 600mm Dishwasher integrated (DW60U211)

Bathrooms: Reece Plumbing Fixtures – Sussex Scala Range, Chrome + Brass Finish
Ensuite Basin: Como Basin, Concrete Nation, Dusty Pink
Kitchen Mixer: KV1M, Vola, Stainless Steel

Services:
Bulkhead Air Conditioner, Maverik Airconditioning and Heating, Daikin Units
Ekco Heat pump and boiler
In-slab hydronic heating, Comfort Heating and Cooling, Rheem

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