By NIC BRUNSDON
Our approach to a new building on the historic Tawarri site is dictated by a sympathetic intention to respect the landscape’s existing character and amenity. What utility, form, and order can be constructed that does not reduce or damage what’s already there, but enhance it and present the full potential of the site and the offering?
The location of each room has been driven by water temperature, volume, light condition, texture, and atmosphere. Each vantage point and type of bathing experience is carefully coupled within the building’s spatial planning.
The central garden volume dictates a gentle journey through space and each isle, gorge, and grotto is situated to best experience the resident and constructed beauty.
Nic Brunsdon, Craig Nener, and Ohlo Studio
Images by: Craig Nener