Scott Street位于珀斯的Leederville,从其20世纪40年代的起源中汲取灵感,引入新的层次,作为原始住宅的自然演变,注重温暖和工艺。该住宅需要在装修和质量方面焕然一新,以迎接新的篇章,同时还需要更准确地与现代住宅的居住方式保持一致。State of Kin公司负责设计和建造,所有设计意图都贯穿于施工过程中,从而使该项目充分发挥了传统与现代住宅融为一体的潜力。
Located in Leederville, Perth, Scott Street draws from its 1940s origins in introducing new layers that act as a natural evolution of the original home, focusing on warmth and craft. Needing a refresh in terms of finish and quality for the coming chapters, the home also needed to align more accurately with how homes are occupied in a more modern context. Both designed and built by State of Kin, all design intentions are carried through into the construction process, resulting in a project that captures the entirety of its potential as a heritage and contemporary home fused into one.
Led by an openness and connection, the focus was to bring a new identity to the kitchen, living, dining, bathrooms and laundry, all while still retaining a connection to the origins of the building and its pre-existing history. Through an extensive use of timber, warmth and texture then play a vital role in binding old and new, while a more contemporary approach to detailing grounds the additions in place. Softening the darker elements, a quartzite stone adds an element of contrast and instils a gesture of endurance to the surfaces throughout.
An opening up of previously separated volumes connects the interior, and the notion of scale is increased by also layering transparencies. Custom fluted glass obscures visual access, while still adding a subtle detail. With the original structure and outer edges of the home remaining, the interior and the reworking of the inner sleeve were key. Using a mix of linear and refined details along with junctions in the joinery and other surface finishes, each space seems to flow into the next. Balanced with the coolness of speciality paint finishes on the walls, the intention was for the light to interact with the spaces and create a sense of movement throughout the day.