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Golden Beach House

Golden Beach House

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Type: Residential Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland Builder: HM Developments Architect: Nick Tyson Architecture Photographer: Andy Macpherson Studios Scope: HH600s, continuous connection Colour: Ultra Silver in Gloss Located close to the water in this quiet Sunshine Coast suburb, Golden Beach House was designed as a reimagined Caloundra beach shack by Nick Tyson Architecture. Read more
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Type: Residential
Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Builder: HM Developments
Architect:  Nick Tyson Architecture
Photographer: Andy Macpherson Studios
Scope: HH600s, continuous connection
Colour: Ultra Silver in Gloss

Located close to the water in this quiet Sunshine Coast suburb, Golden Beach House was designed as a reimagined Caloundra beach shack by Nick Tyson Architecture. The neutral pallet of white horizontal weatherboard cladding, fibro sheeting and natural timbers throughout the home sits seamlessly in the beachside environment.

With the main living areas facing north and west, Heka Hoods were incorporated above a long bank of bi-fold windows overlooking the pool and outdoor area to protect these areas from the afternoon sun.

The home is open and airy, perfectly suited to relaxing weekends with family and friends.

1350h 8m

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“Heka Hoods we selected due to the sleek modern appeal that compliments the architecture that we create. The awnings are easy to install and come on-site as a pre-finished product that provides effective protection against the elements to any opening. We love that they are local to us and Australian made. Heka Hoods are always up for a challenge in creating and adjusting their product to suit any of our design projects.”

Llewellyn Griggs | Refresh*Design

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