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Calk House

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A sloped site equals a split level. One split equals black and the other equals white.

A 1950s-era house once sat upon the Coburg North site, but it lacked a connection to the land. The decision was made to demolish the existing house and replace it with a contemporary two-storey home filled with colour, texture and natural light. Mani Architecture designed the home in response to the land, embracing the sloping site and using split levels to frame different zones of the home.

photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel
photo_credit Jack Lovel
Jack Lovel

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Solar Battery
Roof
Klip-Lok, KLIP-LOK 700, KLIP-LOK 700 Colorbo... and Klip Lok 700 Hi-Stre... by Lysaght
Skylight
Fixed Skylight and FS Fixed Skylight by VELUX
Wall Cladding
LINEA WEATHERBOARD and Linea Weatherboard by James Hardie
Window Louvres
Altair Louvre Window and Altair Aluminium Fra... by Breezeway

Project data

Project Year
2020
Primary Building Material
Brick
Concrete
Building Area
298 m2
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