This house’s design philosophy is rooted in modern structural systems, sustainability, and contextual harmony, aiming for a resilient, adaptable, and environmentally responsible residence.
This carefully crafted home blends contemporary design with thoughtful, functional living tailored to residents’ care needs. Constructed with a robust steel frame, it offers long-lasting durability and adaptability, making it well-suited for individuals with mobility limitations or those requiring continuous in-home assistance.
Large windows and skylights fill the interiors with abundant natural light, fostering a bright, positive atmosphere that promotes comfort and emotional well-being. The open-plan layout seamlessly connects living spaces with wide, wheelchair-accessible hallways and doorways. Safety and ease of movement are prioritized through non-slip flooring, lever-style handles, and threshold-free transitions.
A dedicated support staff zone is discreetly positioned within the home, featuring a private office and adjoining bedroom to enable round-the-clock care while maintaining household privacy. The accessible bathrooms are designed for convenience and safety, equipped with roll-in showers, adjustable fixtures, and generous manoeuvring space.
Service
Architecture & Interiors
Sector
NDIS Housing
Budget
AUD 2M
Land Size
892 sq. m
Built Area
446 sq. m
UNITS
2
Bedrooms
2 per unit
OOA rooms
1 per unit
Parking
3
