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A beautiful sustainable Eco-friendly designed light home/courtyard home that uses a simple plan and palette of materials to create a modern beach house that’s perfectly in touch with its older neighbours. Design Ambassador Carolyn McFarland says there are two primary reasons she chose Kurreki House as her Design Ambassador’s Choice this month.

Courtyard House  in  Fire  Zone

Firstly, it’s a courtyard house, and secondly, it’s in a fire zone and the home uses materials well to deal with that. McFarland loves the way Bourne Blue Architecture has also created a modern home that’s beautifully sympathetic to the old beach shacks that dot the surrounding community of Seal Rocks – typically fibre cement clad with timber battens. Kurreki House is a modern take on that and has used raw/unpainted fibre cement sheet with aluminium battens and  Aussie blackbutt  – all materials are non-combustible.

Courtyard Design

However, it’s the courtyard design that probably most captured McFarland’s attention. The design maximises light and ventilation. It is a holiday house, she acknowledges, so that frees up the design a bit but she admires the economical use of materials and the efficiency of the plan. “It’s just really nicely built and they’ve used economical materials in a well-put-together way,” she says. “You don’t need to use expensive materials to get a really good-looking house.” [image source google]

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