K3 House : By Bruce Stafford Architects

Sydney, Australia
Bruce Stafford Architects
Post By:Kitticoon Poopong

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

This dramatic renovation centres around a spacious internal courtyard defined by natural rock face and lush vegetation. Large sliding glass doors in the main living area enable a seamless flow between inside and outside.

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

The living areas also have the added benefit of glazing on the north façade which opens up the house to the view.

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

The master suite pavilion, perched on the highest portion of the rock face, has been designed as a sanctuary for the parents, whilst maintaining a bird’s eye view over the living areas.

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

Photo © Courtesy of Karl Beath

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Architect: Bruce Stafford Architects
Location: Sydney, Australia
Photographer: Karl Beath

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