8OVD

Minimalist in design with a Brutalist concrete exterior, the monolithic concrete structure's angular and cantilevered concrete awnings, walls and roof seamlessly connect as though a folded piece of Origami. Combined with aluminium & glass, the exterior is resilient and timeless.

Interior Design by Pure Interiors, featuring some of the finest European products.

• Rimadesio Day and Night Systems
• Arclinea Kitchen
• Antonio Lupi Bathroom

Engineered with a design life of 150 years the 2500 tonne concrete structure is supported by over 200 core filled piles to a depth of 12 meters. 

• 200mm & 300mm thick Solid Off-form reinforced concrete walls.
• 200mm & 300mm thick reinforced concrete floors and roof.

 Salvaged Oregon boards are milled to 90 x 20mm and sandblasted with natural Somersby sand to accentuate the grain. These boards are then used to line the concrete forms. Once the concrete cures the boards are removed leaving the timber grain pattern on the concrete. The quality of the carpentry and board work determines the final appearance of the concrete.

Attention to every detail and quality craftsmanship ensure we achieve seamless minimalism and the finest finishes possible.

The kitchen island bench features a beautifully exotic and rare quartzite, Botanic Wave - formed naturally by the metamorphic combination of Cristallo quartzite and the exotic Botanic Green quartzite sourced exclusively from Brazil.

Sourced from the same quarry in Brazil, the remaining bench tops are pure Cristallo quartzite, perfectly matched to the Cristallo featured in the Botanic Wave Island bench top.

The bench tops extend from the kitchen through the pantry to the laundry.

American Black Walnut features as the timber element to all cabinetry and joinery. The timber provides a warm and refined connection between the concrete, stone, aluminium and glass.

Ceppo di Gré stone cladding was chosen as the floor finish extending seamlessly between the internal and external spaces. The stone was hand selected at the quarry located in its namesake town of Gré on the shores of Lake Iseo, Italy. The stone has been dry laid and numbered to ensure perfect colour tones and quality.

The residence features a 12.5 meter lap pool, spa and large terrace overlooking Terrigal Lagoon. Ceppo di Gré cladding extends from the terrace and wraps down to the waterline where green mosaic tiles create a deep emerald pool colour.

The Residence also features a pond tiled with the same emerald green mosaic tiles which zigzags across the entryway, large flagstones of Ceppo di Gré provide stepping stones to walk across.