Modern Waterfront Home Design: Eco-Friendly Living with Tesla Powerwall

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Laneway House
Architecture by Jim Buda Architects.
Photography by Pablo Veiga.
Build by Watershed Building Group
Location: Clontarf, New South Wales, Australia
The sea breeze whispered through the palm trees as Sarah unlocked the gate of her new haven - Laneway House. Designed by Jim Buda Architects, it wasn't just a home; it was a permanent vacation. Her gaze fell upon the linear masterpiece, a testament to the architect's vision. The crisp lines of the house drew the eye straight through it, culminating in a breathtaking vista of the harbor. It was as if the architects had sliced open the home just enough to frame the turquoise canvas beyond.
The freedom Jim Buda Architects had been granted with the brief was evident. Sarah and her husband, Michael, had been clear - they wanted a home that danced with its natural surroundings. The challenge, however, lay in the rectangular plot. How do you maximize the harbor view and capture the precious northern sunlight? The architects responded with a stroke of genius. The house embraced all views, not just the harbor. From the city lights twinkling in the distance to the gentle sway of the waves, every window was a portal to a different story. Climate wasn't an afterthought either. The design ensured the home breathed with the seasons, a symphony of light and air.
Stepping inside, Sarah was greeted by a discreet utility room to the left. Nestled within it, like a silent guardian, was the Tesla Powerwall, their beacon of sustainability. A network of 59 solar panels adorned the rooftop, silently harnessing the sun's energy to power their lives. As they ventured further, a guest bathroom materialized, followed by a media room - a haven for movie nights with friends and family.
Finally, they reached the heart of the home - the living area. The open-plan space, bathed in natural light, flowed seamlessly into the backyard with its inviting pool. But the true magic unfolded when they opened the expansive glass doors to the rear deck. The harbor view unfurled before them, an ever-changing tapestry of blues and greens. It was a scene that promised endless moments of serenity, a constant reminder of their idyllic escape.
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