SIPS House
Subtle beauty in two simple pavilions…
The design concept of the home features an entrance positioned between two distinct architectural volumes. These volumes, referred to as pavilions, serve multiple purposes in the overall spatial organisation of the house.
By incorporating variations in ceiling heights, open areas, and transitions between different volumes, the design creates a sense of depth and expansiveness. This dynamic use of volume adds visual interest and makes the overall living environment more engaging.
Architect: SDA
Photographer: Alexander McIntyre
