A study in restraint and material expression, Upsilon House by MCK Architects brings a sculptural, almost elemental quality to its coastal setting, where raw form and refined minimalism exist in quiet dialogue. Shortlisted in the 2016 AIA Housing Awards, the home is defined by its interplay of curve and line, with off-form concrete, form ply, plate steel and recycled hardwood composing a tactile, ever-changing palette that responds to light throughout the day. Conceived as a single, fluid living environment, the upper level unfolds as one dynamic space bookended by a lush north-facing garden and an ocean-view deck. High-level glazing draws in sea breezes and soft natural light, dissolving boundaries between inside and out while enhancing a sense of calm and continuity. Below, three bedrooms are quietly resolved, including a master with ensuite, while internal access to a double lock-up garage ensures everyday functionality. On the high side of a family friendly street between Bronte and Clovelly Beaches, 550m to Macpherson Street village, this is a refined take on coastal living grounded in material honesty and architectural clarity.
- Off-form and polished concrete finishes
- 3 bedrooms with built-ins on one level
- Master with ensuite, custom joinery
- Blackbutt and stainless steel staircase
- Fluid whole-floor living and entertaining
- Bespoke concrete kitchen, island bench
- Integrated Siemens/Liebherr appliances
- Flos suspension light, automated windows
- Integrated study, Birch plywood joinery
- Alfresco terrace with cantilevered bbq
- Private established north-facing garden
- Living with a Jetmaster gas fireplace
- Deck with district views to the ocean
- Brazilian slate/Villery & Boch bathrooms
- Wine cellar/storage, C Bus lighting
- LUG (internal access) plus driveway pkg
- Clovelly Public School catchment area
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