22PARRydalmereDual occupancy2024

Parkland Arches

Classical forms, a contemporary expression.

The project

Arched windows and fine cornices to the street. A double-height living space inside.

Parkland Arches gives classical architectural forms a contemporary expression. Dark-framed arched windows and finely profiled cornices establish a measured rhythm across the white façade. A double-height living space brings generous proportions to the interior, with broad glazing opening towards leafy surroundings. Warm herringbone flooring, timber-toned joinery and pale veined surfaces add texture to the restrained palette.

The dark-framed arches define the street elevation. Inside, the double-height living space and herringbone floors give a different sense of scale. The gallery groups the images by part of the home so those relationships are easy to compare.

Location
Rydalmere, NSW
Type
Dual occupancy
Year
2024

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01

Street front

Two homes behind one white façade: dark-framed arched windows, profiled cornices, timber garage doors and terraces set back under the parapet.

5 images

02The façade, square to the street
03Street front from the west
04Arched windows over the driveway
05Full-height arch above the entry
06Entry path to the glazed front door

02

Entry & living

A double-height void over the living room, a long linear fireplace and broad glazing to the garden.

5 images

07Living room under the double-height void
08Entry · double-height window and pendant cluster
09Living, fireplace and kitchen island
10From the kitchen to the stair and void
11Sliding glass doors to the deck

03

Kitchen & dining

Timber-toned joinery, pale veined stone and a waterfall island, with a scullery behind fluted doors.

6 images

12Kitchen and dining
13Kitchen · waterfall island and walnut-tone joinery
14Cooktop wall, ovens and veined splashback
15Cooktop under a lit stone splashback
16Scullery · fluted white joinery
17Island sink, looking out to the trees

Material palette

Eight materials, taken
from the rooms themselves.

Every swatch below is cropped from the images in this project. Select one to see where it sits in the project.

04

Upstairs & bedrooms

A glass-balustraded landing over the void, a walnut wardrobe wall and bedrooms opening to the treetops.

5 images

18Landing · glass balustrade over the stair
19Walnut wardrobe wall with display niche
20Bedroom · high windows and soft morning light
21Bedroom · glazing to the canopy
22Bedroom · corner window to the garden

05

Bathrooms

Veined stone walls, skylights, freestanding baths and fluted timber vanities.

3 images

23Ensuite · twin backlit mirrors, fluted vanity
24Bathroom · freestanding bath under a skylight
25Powder room · pill mirror and stone basin

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