Architect Designs a House on a Remote Island ( House Tour)
This The Local Project video is brought to you by Squarespace, go to to save 10 off your first purchase of a website or domain. Coopworth project by FMD Architect allows an architect to design a house on a remote island. Designing and building a remote house comfortably nestled on 120 hectares of arable land on Bruny Island, Tasmania, Coopworth interacts harmoniously with the sites climate and resident sheep. In building and designing a remote house, FMD Architect has taken great care to deliver architecture and interior design that welcomes congregation and connection, despite the homes secluded location. Designing and building a remote house to celebrate the lands history involves a nod to the faded red iron shacks dotted across the island. Coopworth by FMD Architect juts from the soil in garnet corrugated cladding an innovative reimagining of the traditional Australian farmhouse. Reverence to the homes setting is felt when observing the pan
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