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Hendra House
Kylie Hood

Hendra House

Hendra Project consists of the original Post-War structure, a contemporary extension and a walkway that eases the transition between old and new.

photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood
photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood

There is a strong geometry to the floor plan that encourages multiplicity of function. This dictated by its bold angles and the way in which the two main structures interact, creating a clear understanding of ‘zoning’ that also manages to keep the clutter of family life under control.

photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood
photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood

The kid’s zone is housed within the original structure, with parents retreat and communal living in the extension. A transparent walkway allows connection to both zones and the streetscape, featuring a joinery unit that encourages exploration on the journey between zones.

photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood
photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood

A simple finishes palette reflects the architecture. Terracotta references the heritage of the area in a unconventional way that is both nostalgic and uniquely Brisbane.

photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood
photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood

The various apertures and openings draw glimpses of the surrounding terracotta roof lines into the interiors.

photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood
photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood

The kitchen island clad in terracotta continues this thread, finding inspiration from the Arts and Crafts movement and its philosophy of modest form and craftsmanship.

photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood
photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood

Team:

Interior Designer: Wrightson Stewart

Architect: Barbara Bailey

Photographer: Kylie Hood

photo_credit Kylie Hood
Kylie Hood
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