Image: Shoreham Banksia House
Family
Living.
We’re redefining what a family home can be with flexible layouts, energy-efficient designs, and the versatility to adapt to your needs. From empty-nesters to multigenerational retreats we can create a home that matches your needs and lifestyle. Read on to view 3 Arkular modular homes, designed with family life in mind!
1. Shoreham Banksia House (The Empty Nester + Guests)
150m2 – 4 Bed + 2 Bath
Tucked within the bush, but a mere 200m from Shoreham Beach, this architecturally-driven family home offers a calming retreat surrounded by nature.
Considered spatial planning ensures flexibility and versatility for evolving family needs. Spare rooms for guests have been positioned for privacy, with sliding doors used to section off spaces or stay open for socialising and movement.
We have had multiple generations stay (and also several couples at a time) without the house feeling crowded.” – Mark and Carmel Banksia House homeowners
View full design and floorplan.
1. Portsea Beach House (The Adventurer)
112 m2 – 3 Bed + 2 Bath
A robust holiday home that maximises functionality and provides a comfortable retreat for family and friends to relax.
Indoor/ outdoor living is enhanced with considered glazing and sliding doors, with a fire pit and an outdoor shower the perfect additions after a long day at the beach.
The site’s careful orientation allows for maximum enjoyment of passive solar principles, with the morning sun streaming in through the eastern windows.
Explore our Portsea Beach House
What is Your Arkular Archetype?
Not all homes are built the same because not all people are. At Arkular, we believe your space should mirror your identity, aspirations, and values.
We design modular homes inspired by real people and real lifestyles. Whether you’re tucked away in the hinterlands, soaking up the coastal breeze, or thriving in an urban centre, your home should be a true reflection of you.
An Arkular archetype connects your living space to your personal identity. From the empty nester or the eco warrior to a modern parent or those seeking adventure there is a design for everyone. Learn more and find your Arkular archetype here.
3. Fish Creek House (The Modern Parent)
127m2 – 3 Bed + 2 Bath
Fish Creek House was designed to maximise sustainability & livability for a young busy family.
Spaces within are light filled and naturally ventilated by using passive design principles, oriented towards the north to capture sunrise and moonlight. This careful positioning takes full advantage of natural cooling, heating, and lighting, reducing the need for artificial sources.
Carbon-neutral, formaldehyde, and VOC-free materials were selected throughout, providing health benefits and encouraging emotional well-being for a healthy and happy family home.
