Xavier House
       
     
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 Located at the end of a dead-end street, Xavier breaks away from its neighbourhood context by eliminating a front fence – a simple gesture that allows the site to spatially appropriate well beyond its title boundaries.
       
     
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 Natural materials (timber, wool, marble) and soft tones throughout bring a calmness as you move through and up into the house.
       
     
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 The project has a strong focus on sustainable systems – solar power, heat pump HWS and heat-recovery heating/cooling; as well as employing good passive design principles, low-VOC products and high-performance glazing.
       
     
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 Builder: Eastwood Building Co.  Photographer: Emily Bartlett
       
     
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Xavier House
       
     
Xavier House

Residential - New Build

EBP_Bryant_6XavierAve-0677.jpg
       
     
 Located at the end of a dead-end street, Xavier breaks away from its neighbourhood context by eliminating a front fence – a simple gesture that allows the site to spatially appropriate well beyond its title boundaries.
       
     

Located at the end of a dead-end street, Xavier breaks away from its neighbourhood context by eliminating a front fence – a simple gesture that allows the site to spatially appropriate well beyond its title boundaries.

EBP_Bryant_6XavierAve-0783.jpg
       
     
 Natural materials (timber, wool, marble) and soft tones throughout bring a calmness as you move through and up into the house.
       
     

Natural materials (timber, wool, marble) and soft tones throughout bring a calmness as you move through and up into the house.

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 The project has a strong focus on sustainable systems – solar power, heat pump HWS and heat-recovery heating/cooling; as well as employing good passive design principles, low-VOC products and high-performance glazing.
       
     

The project has a strong focus on sustainable systems – solar power, heat pump HWS and heat-recovery heating/cooling; as well as employing good passive design principles, low-VOC products and high-performance glazing.

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 Builder: Eastwood Building Co.  Photographer: Emily Bartlett
       
     

Builder: Eastwood Building Co.

Photographer: Emily Bartlett

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