Australian design studio Sam Crawford Architects creates a newly renovated Hidden Garden House feature in the form of a private roof terrace. It is closed off by natural green accents and the purpose of this new project is to bring more lightness to the dark interior. The entrance of the home starts with new looks including a stair with open treads for a more in-depth feel.
Director of the studio, Sam Crawford speaks to Dezeen about the extension and its purpose, stating "By extending the ground floor finishes through the full-width doors into the rear yard, the garden and high-level green trellises at the rear of the site form the fourth wall to the rear wing. They create a sense of enclosure that draws the occupant's eye up to the expanse of the sky rather than surrounding suburbia."
Garden Oasis Renovated Homes
Sam Crawford Architects Designs the Hidden Garden House
Trend Themes
1. Hidden Garden House - A growing trend in architectural design is the creation of hidden garden houses, which combine natural green accents with closed-off spaces to bring more lightness to the interior.
2. Private Roof Terraces - Innovative design studios are incorporating private roof terraces as a way to extend outdoor living spaces and create a sense of enclosure that draws the eye to the sky.
3. Open Tread Stairs - Designers are incorporating open tread stairs into the entrance of homes to provide a more in-depth feel and add a unique visual element to the interior.
Industry Implications
1. Architectural Design - The architectural design industry can explore opportunities in creating hidden garden houses and integrating private roof terraces to enhance the overall living experience for homeowners.
2. Construction - The construction industry can capitalize on the growing trend of hidden garden houses by offering expertise in building and renovating spaces that incorporate natural green accents and closed-off areas.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers can take advantage of the popularity of open tread stairs by incorporating them into home entrances to provide a unique visual feature and enhance the overall design aesthetic.