Timber & Concrete - A Modern Residential Facade
Using the classic combination of concrete and dark timber finishes, the facade of this private residence has a distinctly modern aesthetic.
Located in Flinders - a seaside town on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, this property’s facade comprises of finishes that are beautiful - and built to last.
The charred black timber cladding on the property’s east is reminiscent of Shou Sugi Ban, a centuries-old Japanese technique that preserves timber by torching it with fire to create a beautiful textured, ebony finish. This is paired perfectly with timber look Ever Art Wood battens in Burakku Erumu, which add further interest and texture to the facade.
Burakku Erumu is a textured, dark timber colour with interlocking grains derived from the European Elm timber species, that delivers a contemporary, almost charred feel.
Sitting comfortably alongside genuine timber, the aluminium battens are impervious to moisture ingress, and highly resistant to fading, making them ideal for seaside and coastal properties.
External windows spanning the height of the property along the west are also concealed with timber look battens - providing privacy while maximising afternoon sunlight.
Natural light plays with the dark timber look battens at the entry, creating a beautiful angular effect.
Cladding profile
Ever Art Wood Aluminium concealed fix Kabebari 30x50 Battens
Ever Art Wood
Fire rating
Performs well when tested to AS/NZ 1530.3 (spread of flame / index 0) and AS/NZ 3837-1998 (result / Group 1)
Photography: James Park Photography
