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Triangle House

Built on a 180m2 triangular shaped block in Mount Lawley, this award winning and highly publicised modern home is an example of what can be achieved with clever design on the most challenging of sites. The brief called for a functional, low maintenance home and home office for a young couple. The efficient layout and sense of spaciousness is a surprise to those who enter, with expansive views through to the leafy Hyde Park and the city beyond. 170m2 of internal space was created on the site, with the office and guest suite accessed from street level, and the living and master suite floating above. Acoustic and one-way glass, together with highly considered openings and sight lines ensures a private sanctuary that is still only metres away from the bustling Beaufort Street.



Australian Institute of Architects Commendation 2015 "Small Project Architecture"

Grand Designs Australia Magazine

Better Homes and Gardens, Channel 7

Today Tonight, Channel 7

Channel 9 News

"Small House Architecture" Penguin Random House Publishing

The Sunday Times "Home" Cover

The West Australian "New Homes" Cover

Open House Perth



Builder: BE Projects
Project Year: 2015
Others who worked on this project: Robeson Architects
Morning shot from Vincent St at the front corner of the house. Rear lane can be seen on the right.
Mount Lawley House Exterior
The waterfall glazing over the staircase forms a seemingly endless void over. Light gets pulled in through this void and through the open stair to the home office below.
Staircase
The waterfall glazing over the staircase forms a seemingly endless void over. Light gets pulled in through this void and through the open stair to the home office below.
Stairwell Waterfall Window
Kitchen Table is able to move away from the kitchen bench to allow for better use of space in the living area. Marble bench tops complements the black powder coated steel and concrete floors.
Kitchen Dining
Morning shoot from Vincent St, Mount Lawley. Waterfall window, bathroom window, and box window seen here. Feature brick wall seen at main entry.
Mount Lawley House Exterior
Mount Lawley House
View from the box window over the kitchen into the main living area. Views to the tree tops of Mary Street and also Hyde Park.
Kitchen Living
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Mount Lawley House
Kitchen Table is able to move away from the kitchen bench to allow for better use of space in the living area. Marble bench tops complements the black powder coated steel and concrete floors.
Kitchen
View out the box window from the kitchen.
Kitchen
Fully tiled ensuite. Small black tiles used throughout. Open shower with sky light. Single sink with shelving behind the main mirror and to the left of the frosted window.
Master Bathroom
Fully tiled ensuite. Small black tiles used throughout. Open shower with sky light. Single sink with shelving behind the main mirror and to the left of the frosted window.
Master Bathroom
Looking from the top of the staircase to the master bedroom. Waterfall window over the staircase can be seen down to the main front door entry.
Master Bedroom
Dion Robeson
Mount Lawley House
Morning shot from the rear lane. Street art can be seen wrapping around the front wall of the house.
Mount Lawley House Street Art
Morning shoot from Vincent St, Mount Lawley. Feature brick wall seen at main entry.
Mount Lawley House Exterior
The pointy end of the second storey looking towards Hyde Park. Black stained timber deck with black stained LVL beams overhead. Custom steel detailed balustrade.
Upstairs Balcony
The pointy end of the second storey looking towards Hyde Park. Black stained timber deck with black stained LVL beams overhead. Custom steel detailed balustrade.
Upstairs Balcony
Evening looking down Vincent St to Hyde Park. Perth, Western Australia.
Mount Lawley House Exterior