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I love this! A Very soft, serene home. Great palette of natural materials. I can imagine this house with a mature garden in a decade or so - should be a perfect escape.
I could feel the pain when she said 4.5 years. As a designer I know that's years of endless revision, calls and work waiting for the final result and pay that only comes at the very end..
I love the look of this home, but I wish we could have seen more of it! The videos where only a few main rooms are shown aren't as fun. I like more of a tour, going room to room.
Have always thought that introverted architectural homes are more suited to the Australian climate. Traditional Moroccan style housing offers calm, privacy, security and protection from extreme solar.
They planted trees - you can see them in the video. It will just take a few years for them to grow to block the roofs. I am not sure what is planted - might be a few years or a decade...
It was nice to see a film with fewer cuts and less panning and zooming, enabling the eye to linger and appreciate the architecture. Also the inclusion of people in the shots added to the film. I love most of the houses you feature but often find the videos hard to enjoy because of too many moving shots. This was, for me at least, a more enjoyable appreciation and less about ‘clever’ filming/cuts. Thanks for posting.
Two questions by an inhabitant of a developing country lol: Is it common for an average Aussie to afford these types of houses? Or is it exclusive for rich people in Australia?
The quality looks very good but without a floor plan there is no sense of space or flow so this is not informative. The pallette is completely bland which takes away what might have been an interesting structure.
Rather than bland, I find the palette to be absolutely relaxing and peaceful. It has a very beachy vibe which I love. It's not dull because of the texture from the brick. The exterior walls being a single neutral color also allows the garden and scenery take center stage ♥️ To each his own, I guess
The purpose of a video is to show how you live the spaces, the textures, to hear about the design process and why decisions were made. With an L floor plan is easy to imagine the plant, I believe there's no reason to include a floor plan anywhere in the video. I found the color grading ad hoc to the project because it transmits peace as relates to the color of the materials from the project. I've made a couple of house videos and I thinks this is an excellent job.
5:03 OMG! That view of a neighboring building (school?) with the rooftop air turbine vents staring you in the face from your centerpiece living room. Smh. Should've built the privacy wall taller.
Love the textures inside the house. But as the video went on the more I disliked the house. Maybe the garden is just young, but all I could think was how unbearably hot it would be outside in summer with no awnings or trees, just no shade anywhere. Hopefully the aspect of the house might fix that, but looks like the pool is on the western side of the property which will not help? Love Curl Curl, like the interiors, but externally maybe the execution is not so great, or maybe it just needs 10 years for the trees to grow.
Can we see more of the house? An explanation of the materials used? What were those little cut outs? Come on, we need a bit more from these videos. If you're going to showcase architecture and design then how about presenting something a bit more comprehensive.
Not a fan of the hit-and-miss brickwork. If it followed a pattern, maybe (although I’d still feel like that wall was not entirely stable). With bricks missing randomly, it looks like the house is still under construction.
These people spit out the same thing every time. Look and sound of the school might not help with the way light reflects and changes like the trees. Oh dear
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The brick treatment over the windows is wonderful. There is something so magical about dappled light.
That white Roman style brick on the outside is gorgeous. The material pallet overall is so well rounded love it!
I love this! A Very soft, serene home. Great palette of natural materials. I can imagine this house with a mature garden in a decade or so - should be a perfect escape.
Yes, it would be a HUGE plus to have plans and sections throughout the video.
And what a pleasure it was - thank you everyone x
Super coastal, calm and Scandi minimalist home. Perfect to the location.
I could feel the pain when she said 4.5 years. As a designer I know that's years of endless revision, calls and work waiting for the final result and pay that only comes at the very end..
I love the look of this home, but I wish we could have seen more of it! The videos where only a few main rooms are shown aren't as fun. I like more of a tour, going room to room.
Such a beautiful and calming aesthetic. Loving these videos.
É uma bela construção, o tom da madeira com o cor da casa deixo os ambientes charmosos.
I'd really appreciate it if you could include floor plan and section drawings of these buildings. Love the content!
That would be a huge plus to know how the space is articulated
Yeah, these houses are beautiful but sometimes it can be hard imagine how the house connects together and flows
Just like what they do in "never too small"
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@@TheBonobus thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I like it. Very chic indeed! 🇨🇦
always love your video
What good and sophisticated taste, the detail of the blocks on the boundary wall seems original to me.
The lovely calm colour palette is very fitting, great project!
Very tasteful, love the straight lines!
So good that they named it twice.
You should see Curl Curl Curl house.
So unique and beautiful!
omg I remember her from never too small.. great project!
Absolutely beautiful!
ahhh such a wonderful film dear lord what did i just presence thank you so much father of mankind who lives in heaven
Just beautiful!!
Beautiful job!
Gorgeous!!!
I actually love the design of this house.
Simply beautiful 😍
PERFETTO!!!
Have always thought that introverted architectural homes are more suited to the Australian climate. Traditional Moroccan style housing offers calm, privacy, security and protection from extreme solar.
I've always wondered for those who have a flat roof, If there's rain like how does it normally slide through?
stunning house.
Great Work
this is right next to my old school
Love this
Amazing 🥰🥰🥰🥰.
A few street trees on that side boundary will fix the distant roof tops.
Good design and use of the long boundary.
They planted trees - you can see them in the video. It will just take a few years for them to grow to block the roofs. I am not sure what is planted - might be a few years or a decade...
@@mrvk39 I have seen fast growing bamboo screening that was cut away later. 😳
@@stephenbrickwood1602 yeah, if that gets out of control, it's a big problem! but properly managed, it's a great way to create privacy
@@mrvk39 relax there is good clumping bamboo, just helping.
I was set straight by good neighbours who did it.
It was nice to see a film with fewer cuts and less panning and zooming, enabling the eye to linger and appreciate the architecture. Also the inclusion of people in the shots added to the film. I love most of the houses you feature but often find the videos hard to enjoy because of too many moving shots. This was, for me at least, a more enjoyable appreciation and less about ‘clever’ filming/cuts. Thanks for posting.
Built By Avalon Constructions - Incredible builders who make homes like this posisble
great
Two questions by an inhabitant of a developing country lol: Is it common for an average Aussie to afford these types of houses? Or is it exclusive for rich people in Australia?
Exclusive. Housing is very unaffordable here.
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The quality looks very good but without a floor plan there is no sense of space or flow so this is not informative. The pallette is completely bland which takes away what might have been an interesting structure.
I absolutely agree.
Agreed!
Rather than bland, I find the palette to be absolutely relaxing and peaceful. It has a very beachy vibe which I love. It's not dull because of the texture from the brick. The exterior walls being a single neutral color also allows the garden and scenery take center stage ♥️
To each his own, I guess
The purpose of a video is to show how you live the spaces, the textures, to hear about the design process and why decisions were made. With an L floor plan is easy to imagine the plant, I believe there's no reason to include a floor plan anywhere in the video. I found the color grading ad hoc to the project because it transmits peace as relates to the color of the materials from the project.
I've made a couple of house videos and I thinks this is an excellent job.
❤
Why is it called Curl Curl? ... Garden space is kind of depressing....the fence and wire fence pool.
The house is based in Curl Curl in Sydney
Beautiful home but the big cement fence makes it feel a bit like a prison.
I didn't get that feeling. Maybe it's because of the very soft color of those bricks or because of the garden around it.
5:03
OMG!
That view of a neighboring building (school?) with the rooftop air turbine vents staring you in the face from your centerpiece living room. Smh.
Should've built the privacy wall taller.
hernya
A swing and a miss
When it comes to palette for this house… always the same beiges…😅
cool house, but why in the hell do Australian homes fence-in their pools? is it a safety code??
Yes, it's illegal to not have some kind of fencing around your pool. It's to stop children drowning.
@@tdb7992 it looks bad. Children suck.
Yes. It's the same in the US. Safety for children, animals, etc.
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Love the textures inside the house. But as the video went on the more I disliked the house. Maybe the garden is just young, but all I could think was how unbearably hot it would be outside in summer with no awnings or trees, just no shade anywhere. Hopefully the aspect of the house might fix that, but looks like the pool is on the western side of the property which will not help? Love Curl Curl, like the interiors, but externally maybe the execution is not so great, or maybe it just needs 10 years for the trees to grow.
So this house ate the Curl Curl fruit? 🤔😂 Ifykyk
I'm sorry, did she just say "a four and a half year process"?!
Yup... that sounds pretty extreme. But I can imagine if they started in around 2019 and then had to stop for the pandemic...
Can we see more of the house? An explanation of the materials used? What were those little cut outs? Come on, we need a bit more from these videos. If you're going to showcase architecture and design then how about presenting something a bit more comprehensive.
I would almost believe that t everyone is living like this... 🤔😒
Yummy
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that is not a garden. it's awful.
Not a fan of the hit-and-miss brickwork. If it followed a pattern, maybe (although I’d still feel like that wall was not entirely stable). With bricks missing randomly, it looks like the house is still under construction.
These people spit out the same thing every time. Look and sound of the school might not help with the way light reflects and changes like the trees. Oh dear
Slats, slats and more slats. Is that the only design cue todays architects can come up with? Very overused and unoriginal.
Someone should petition against the fence around the pool rule. I know its a tough call but it really spoils the look of the pool landscape.
So do a bunch of children / pets who accidentally fell in the pool and drowned
Or they could have atleast done a glass fence around the pool. It would look better than that white fence
@@kmw4359 Yeh sure, tough call as said. However, Australia isn’t the only country with pools in residential houses
Good for the effort given... But too monochromatic, peaceful but a certain sense of lingering sadness
Meh and flat
it's not a tour, 👎
Sorry, not feeling it. The materials and their combination just don't feel comfortable. Maybe it's the lighting. Maybe I need a drink.