Haka House
Architecture Residential Victoria, Australia
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Description
Haka House: Bold, Bright & Eclectic
This captivating ensemble of form and design intent is a masterclass in creative storytelling, where every element converges to craft a unique narrative.
The exterior façade, a mesmerizing mosaic of brickwork, glass, and steel, presents a dynamic visual language that breaks from conformity. The bold, geometric patterns and vibrant colour palette evoke a sense of playfulness, while the clever juxtaposition of materials and textures adds depth and visual interest.
Form and Design Intent: A Deconstruction
The first glance at Haka House's facade is akin to experiencing a revelation – the building's form is a symphony of contrasting shapes, textures, and hues. The architect's intent is evident: to create a visual spectacle that defies the mundane. The bold, geometric massing of the structure is a deliberate nod to the city's urban landscape, while the liberal use of brick as a primary material pays homage to the rich cultural heritage of Melbourne.
The design's eclectic nature is further emphasized by the thoughtful incorporation of varying brick patterns, sizes, and colours. The result is a visually dynamic facade that appears to shift and change as the light catches it. This deliberate playfulness injects a sense of vibrancy into the surrounding environment, making Haka House a true standout in the Melbourne streetscape.
A closer examination of the building's form reveals a sophisticated interplay between solid and void, as well as a deliberate manipulation of light and shadow. The strategically placed windows and recesses create a sense of depth, adding texture to the overall composition. This thoughtful attention to detail ensures that Brick Haven is not just a striking visual presence, but a functional, liveable space that responds to the needs of its inhabitants.
“A Bold, Bright, and Eclectic”
Haka House is a testament to the power of bold, innovative design, where creativity, functionality, and sustainability converge to create a truly exceptional living experience.
Details
| Project size | 340 m2 |
| Site size | 417 m2 |
| Project Budget | AUD 2,100,000 |
| Completion date | 2024 |
| Building levels | 2 |
Project team
| Emily Bartlett |