A new contemporary house for a young family who moves from one city to the bustling peninsula Momington. The house is constructed mainly with panels of cedar and earth chipboard (Rammer earth), a mixture of soil, cement and water that is molded with shuttering.
The basic form of the house is enhanced by a selection of materials, textures and colors that intersect and contrast, baste along the wall of earth. The main views into the valley are used from the living room and bedrooms. The master bedroom has also been located in a privileged tower.
