Location: 8 Napoleon Street
Construction type: Full brick concrete slab roof
Site area: 765m2
Owners objective: family home
Duration of construction: 14 months
Completion date : Jun 2011
With views of Taren Point Bridge & across Botany Bay, this home was designed with a minimalist style taking full advantage of its water views & nearby parklands & reserves.
Built on a sandy foundation, screw piles were drilled down up to 10 metres deep to ensure stability for the ground floor, first floor, & rooftop concrete slabs. These piles were critical to minimize long term movement & settlement, helping maintain the large glass panels & cement rendered finish.
Natural stone used throughout the home on floors & bathroom walls continued the natural beachside theme. The granite tiled rooftop is a perfect entertainment area, well landscaped with barbecue facilities. All glass panels are ‘low E’ glass, reducing heat loss in winter & maximizing cooling in the summer. 3000L underground water tanks were concealed within the front landscaping areas.
Construction type: Full brick concrete slab roof
Site area: 765m2
Owners objective: family home
Duration of construction: 14 months
Completion date : Jun 2011
With views of Taren Point Bridge & across Botany Bay, this home was designed with a minimalist style taking full advantage of its water views & nearby parklands & reserves.
Built on a sandy foundation, screw piles were drilled down up to 10 metres deep to ensure stability for the ground floor, first floor, & rooftop concrete slabs. These piles were critical to minimize long term movement & settlement, helping maintain the large glass panels & cement rendered finish.
Natural stone used throughout the home on floors & bathroom walls continued the natural beachside theme. The granite tiled rooftop is a perfect entertainment area, well landscaped with barbecue facilities. All glass panels are ‘low E’ glass, reducing heat loss in winter & maximizing cooling in the summer. 3000L underground water tanks were concealed within the front landscaping areas.