Ladrillo House, Red Hill Home, Brisbane Property, Australian Residential Architecture Images
Ladrillo House in Red Hill
Contemporary Home in Queensland design by Shaun Lockyer Architects, Australia
page updated 27 Dec 2016 with new photos ; 15 Aug 2015
Location: Red Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Design: Shaun Lockyer Architects
New Home in Red Hill
Ladrillo House in Red Hill, Brisbane, Queensland
Ladrillo is Spanish for ‘brick’, and takes its cues from the Spanish Mission architectural style of the original Red Hill cottage.
Utilising textured brick, recycled breezeblocks and original decorative plaster, this is architecture focused on textures – a fresh white palette not only unifies these textures, but also unites new and old.
Punctuated by a central courtyard distinctly separating these spaces, the design maintains visual connections through the light, airy open architecture, which ultimately creates a beautiful backdrop for family life.
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Contemporary House in Red Hill Brisbane images / information from Shaun Lockyer Architects
Location: Red Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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photograph : Rory Gardiner
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Architects: Rothelowman
image courtesy of architects office
57 Coronation Drive Brisbane
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Contemporary Architecture in Brisbane – architectural selection below:
57 Coronation Drive, Quay Street Precinct, Brisbane CBD
Architects: Rothelowman
image courtesy of architects
57 Coronation Drive Brisbane
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