Extending an existing weatherboard home, Circle Studio Architects have created a modern addition dubbed Green House, which derives its name from its forest green facade.

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In order to not compromise space in the backyard, it was important the space remained small. Spanning 53 square metres, the space gives its occupants a sanctuary to unwind.

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The south-facing backyard made it difficult to maximise natural light, with the existing dwelling casting a large shadow. The roof of Green House sits purposely above the existing abode with clerestory windows capturing light to the north.

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The green exterior tiles channel the pubs of North Melbourne, with the sun dancing across and illuminating them across the day. A window box, timber, a spotted gum deck along with the colorbond roof make up the remainder of the external palette. Timber joinery and charcoal tiles, tapware and shelving as well as a window seat provide a warm interior perfect for downtime.

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Green House’s clear contrast from the weatherboard dwelling it shares a block with ensures the occupants step into a tranquil sanctuary. Circle Studio have incorporated a number of modern elements but ensured Green House is distinguished from many similar builds, mainly due to the striking green tiles that shimmer in the sun.

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