Selecting Cladding Materials for Street Appeal

Durability, weather resistance, and visual impact

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Architectural elements such as wall facade recesses, overhangs, and boxed window frames were utilised to create depth and articulation on the exterior.

Well rounded and future friendly

Looking to downsize yet stay in the neighbourhood you love? These two high-end townhouses are designed for just such a buyer and are future-proofed into the bargain

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Along the northeast elevation, and the two end walls, everything is glass — floor to ceiling glazing that maximises the view and the sense of openness.

Open to view

Long, low and with a vibrant brick wall as a spine, this home has its balance of walls in clear glass, creating a sense of the outdoors indoors and capturing stunning Bay views

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Contemporary living space featuring a fireplace

Land of opportunity

This dual occupancy development offers two rammed earth dwellings that reflect a strong sustainable agenda – the project supports both tourism accommodation (one home destined for Airbnb use) and residential accommodation on one modest site

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Building facade with stone and wood cladding by Chilton Mayne

Lifestyle transformation

This reimagined farmhouse blends rustic charm with modern conveniences – spacious entertaining areas and separate sleeping wings accommodate a growing family

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showcasing how wood cladding improves a property's aesthetic from the street.

Bach sensibility with eHaus standards

This home is designed and built with the rigors of the Passive House Standard front of mind – material choices merge with the land while planning optimises outlooks and outdoor living

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Stepping into nature

This pavilion home immerses itself with the natural world – each architectural element is designed to maximise breathtaking lake views, while respecting the surrounding environment – lower level volumes float over the land

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The new home’s defining feature is its four gables, each with varying lengths and angles, adding visual interest and separating different zones.

Divided interests

Four gabled wings separate areas of use in this home, while providing shelter for an outdoor lounge – stone, metal and timber cladding connects with the rugged landscape

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Enduring love

A contemporary rear addition with a West Coast-inspired vibe seamlessly merges with the classic look of the original home – enhanced living and sustainability mean it will be enjoyed by the family for decades to come

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Exterior of a modern, single-storey home by Rachoff Vella Architecture, featuring light-coloured brick cladding, large rectangular windows, and a flat roof, with a green lawn in front.

At one with the landscape

For this expansive farmhouse, three wings protect a central courtyard – cladding choices and undulating pitched roof forms connect to the landscape and mountains while glass wall-ended pavilions take in distinct outlooks

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