A piece from one of ADR’s contributing online editorial assistants where the author attempts to find the line of separation between art and architecture using Stephen Bram’s latest project as an example.
In order to more clearly understand the issues surrounding Australia’s Indigenous architectural heritage, it’s useful to draw comparisons to New Zealand’s own treatment of its heritage.
The design of this modest development project allows for indoor and outdoor living spaces to take advantage of the north-easterly aspect whilst engaging with the street and maintaining privacy.
The iconic site's makeover also included a new services building to accommodate the Waverley Council maintenance, lifeguards and the operational and storage needs of the Tamarama Surf Club.
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