Balga House was designed by Bellemo & Cat architects located in the state of Victoria, southeast of Australia. This is a house in the Point Lonsdale Coastal in the State of Victoria, Australia, in the drama, always present, the heads of Port Phillip Bay. Architectural wanted to imitate the functional role of promontories by creating a spectacular entrance that both guards and offers a tranquil green space for family life.

When looking for a formal language to inspire this project, we have noticed is the dramatic natural land forms and how the man made structures in this landscape have taken a monumental them. The lighthouse is unique tribute to the withdrawal black clothes black. The tree was removed that was recalled in the model of the fireplace and the curtain. Both are processed in a digital version of a photo of this tree.

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