The Happy Seidler House – Australia
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1970.v23.i226.2414Abstract
The steep slope of the site has been utilised by the architects, who are also the owners, to establish various floor levels, corresponding to separate environmental zones, and thus adapt closely the functional aspects of the building to the ground topography. The house has a rectangular planform, and internally there is a sunny part mainly used during daytime, and a more protected one, suitable for relaxation and gentle activity. The interior is restful, and provides excellent visual perspectives in all directions, whilst the decoration, illumination and materials have been most tastefully chosen.
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