A modern single-family home in Melbourne, Australia, is revolutionizing the idea of modular construction. It impresses with its homely, contemporary design and high functionality. The interior is completely open and divided by all-glass and flexible walls. Floor-to-ceiling windows and patio doors not only offer breathtaking views to the outside, but also create a fluid connection between indoor and outdoor areas.
The modern house is centrally placed on the property and offers both a front and aBack garden. The front garden, facing the street, presents itself as a typical modern rock garden with cacti, stones and other sun-loving plants. A garden path made of wooden planks leads to the interior, dividing the garden and the house in half.
Innovative architecture in modular construction
The central hallway, which runs through the house and the garden, acts as the main axis and an important design element. The living area extends on both sides of the hallway, and a staircase in the hallway leads to the upper floor.
Interior and exterior design in harmony
In this house you can't really tell what's inside and what's outside. The rooms and areas merge into one another, the glass walls andfloor-to-ceiling window designhide nothing.
Floor-to-ceiling windows for maximum light
Sliding patio doors provide access to every part of the container construction
The hallway as a central axis
The hallway plays a central role in the design concept and connects all living areas with each other. It serves as the heart of the house and creates a harmonious balance between the individual rooms.
Flexible walls and floor-to-ceiling glass walls in the living room
The flexible walls and floor-to-ceiling glass walls in the living room contribute to the modern aesthetic and allow flexible use of the rooms. These elements allow the living space to be adapted as needed while offering transparency and openness.
Modern open kitchen all in white
The open kitchen is completely white and impresses with its minimalist design. This modern kitchen fits seamlessly into the overall concept of the house and offers both functionality and aesthetic enjoyment.
White kitchen in a minimalist style
Mobile wall design is hidden in the wooden wall paneling
Invisible walls for more space
Mobile walls that are hidden in the wooden paneling remain invisible and save space. These intelligent design solutions contribute to the flexibility of the living space and enable efficient use of space.
Cozy living areas and bedrooms with views
The study has floor-to-ceiling patio doors overlooking the street, creating an inspiring work environment. The terrace in the back garden offers a cozy outdoor retreat. A staircase leads to the bedrooms on the upper floor, which also have floor-to-ceiling windows and offer beautiful views of the rear garden.
Cozy terrace in the back garden of the modern single-family homeauses
Stairs lead to the bedrooms on the upper floor
Bedroom overlooking the rear garden
Floor-to-ceiling windows and patio doors
Plans and floor plans of the modular home
*Project and design byAustin Maynard Architects
