A narrow urban garden between brick walls with vines and a green chair. a dog walks near glass doors leading to a modern interior. large plants line the path.
A suburban street scene featuring a traditional white house with a picket fence, two chimneys, and a palm tree, alongside a gray fence with graffiti and a street sign.
Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances and cabinets. features a central island with bar stools, ceiling fan, and a dining area in the foreground.
A modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances and cabinets, featuring a sleek stove, oven, and refrigerator. a small magnetic board with notes is visible on the fridge.
A modern bathroom viewed through a glass door, featuring a walk-in shower with glass enclosure, a floating sink, and a heated towel rack, set against marble and tiled walls.
A bathroom with a shower and sink.
Interior scene with bed at bottom left, wall of glazing on the right, and a slanted ceiling.
View through an open door into a modern dining room with a wooden table, white chairs, and a ceiling fan, featuring framed artwork and a potted plant.
A cozy sunroom with a blue retractable shade, featuring a sofa, plants, and a view of a serene garden with a gravel path and brick walls. a
Cylindrical tub under a blue awning, next to a brick wall covered with green vines. a metal door frame is visible on the right.

Northcote House

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MA+Co 2022

Description

From behind an unassuming weatherboard facade, Northcote House interrogates the qualities of 'good housing’: spatially intriguing, respectful of the site, sustainable and affordable.

Simple, traditional construction and modest interiors become a gallery for the clients' collection of objects and art. Adaptable spaces accommodate the family's current lifestyle while also offering flexibility for future needs. The garden speaks directly to the home, uniquely ordered to offer each space light, air and greenery. The humble construction does not eschew detail, however, with details like marble thresholds and architraves, a stainless-steel kitchen and garden bath woven throughout the home.

What's On

The audience will be guided on a tour of Northcote House which will unpack the conceptual ambitions of the project (affordable, sustainable, sincere to the site and programmatically flexible), the delivery process and the outcome of what it is like to live in the project. Audience members will be freely able to engage in discussion about the project during the tour.

Images: (1-10) Northcote House. All photos: Tom Ross.

Important Details

Time & Date

Saturday 27 July
Tours running every half hour starting at 9am. Last tour starts at 1.30pm
Running for 30 minutes in groups of 14

Bookings required—$7 booking fee applies
First release tickets: 12pm Wednesday 3 July
Second release tickets: 12pm Saturday 6 July

Full address will be provided to ticketholders in confirmation email upon booking.

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ACCESSIBILITY

Accessible bathroom, Sensory friendly

Location

Northcote VIC 3070

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