Shoreham House


Shoreham House
150 m2
4 Bed + 2 Bath
Shoreham is a small town on the eastern shoreline of the Mornington Peninsula. The design draws inspiration from the Banksia Integrifolia native to the site. This house shape allows for light-filled rooms that frame the coastal bush that includes all amenities needed for a couple who want a relaxing sea change.

Insights
from the
architect.
The Design
Drawing inspiration from the Banksia Integrifolia native to the site in its form. Architecturally clever in its response to cultivating this Mornington Peninsula coastal site. The design is robust yet sustainable, achieved through integrating a segmented facade with east-facing rooms that capture the sun passively heating the home. This repetition of the line also blends the house into the environment. A home that maximises the landscape from the inside and is settled from the out.
Layout
The open-plan living-dining room is the central point of the home, bathed in northern light, with windows that capture the coastal bush to the south. Branching off this space is the bedroom wing. Spare bedrooms are made up for friends and family to stay positioned for privacy and comfort. Sliding doors can break up the spaces.
Materials
Through clever design choices and the inclusion of eco-friendly materials and technologies, this is a home both the client and the planet will feel good about.
Installation.






