Bayside House is a brutalist and sculpted response to both brief and site.

Rich and tactile materials form a series of spaces that are about the rituals of daily living, generational connection, landscape and art in equal measure.

A lower floor of formed concrete and charred timber elegantly curve together to curate arrival, privacy and prospect. Above this floats a visually lighter level of weathering steel, local hardwood timber and tropical gardens.

Sight lines through the house to landscape, water and art are carefully regulated while engaging connections are created vertically through sculpted concrete voids.