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new building meets old building.

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Bryant Alsop Architects
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inventive and sensitive to environment

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love the blackened boards

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cladding materials

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love the colorbond cladding for a modern country home

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Dark trim can work on ruddy browns, like our bricks!

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extension in glass and sho shugi ban blackened cedar

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federation bungalow with steep roof pitch, red brick livened up with cream banding and headers and simple filligree slat verandah front porch. love the brick and gravel path

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multi pitch roofline and wrap around verandah with fancy details

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federation bungalow style

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symmetry

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simple lines with big impact. wrap around vernadah under roofline

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visual interest in tirangular gables and banding. with a simple painted brick instead of the boarding this would also work

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dark roof and walls with warm wood trim

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portico and double garage and minimal eaves are very standard FHOG builds right now. asding some crisp render and contrasting cedar slats looks amazing

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the roof line and detailing

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can't work out why i like this but not other brick and tile

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triangular gable end

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extended roof line to create colonnades and verandahs and eaves

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very subtle miami version of a japanese curve pitch

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tall ceilings leave the windows exposed but also yield opportunity to decorate with window eaving

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Japanese rooflines always have a finished look with the capping tiles.

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Both of the double doors are extra big

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have a gorgeous door if you possibly can

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macguyver island with some open shelving - i liked working in the tanglewood kitchen as it made it easy to grab things without doors in the way, but it would need to be all the regularly used things

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who doesn't need a tower office?

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courtyard house

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set back garage addition with dormer lovely

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East-West influence in multiple roof structures. Like the shed style dormer and the Japanese roofline over the porch. Leaving the Cedar raw is a nice tough - concern over the australian weather on it? Much nicer finish eventually than the typical dark red brown Western Red Cedar.

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'Shou-Sugi-Ban' Is Setting the Siding World on Fire Translated as "the burning of Japanese cypress" (sugi), shou-sugi-ban is a process that chars the surface of exterior wood, creating a dark material that is actually extremely durable and maintenance free.

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Use Japanese roof line to get peaked roof and stack a window under the peak, double garage added to the front of an old 60s property without suitable garaging

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Glowing at night

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Glass or transparent panels to trick the eye into thinking it isn't so solid

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