It is located in City Beach, a suburb of Perth, Australia.
Natural Architecture by Tim Davies Landscaping:
“A mature yet architectural backyard was required to soften the
ultra-mod lines of this brand new City Beach abode; one that the team
from Tim Davies Landscaping (TDL) mastered by sourcing mature plantings,
manipulating walkways and highlighting sculptural elements.
“The client wanted a mature garden which provided instant impact
and softened the minimal, modern architecture of the house and the large
outdoor spaces that it created,” TDL landscape designer Tim Davies
said.
Natural plantings were just as important as the hardscaping in creating form and function for the architectural design.
“The sourcing of mature tree and plant species was a major factor
in creating the feel of an established garden overnight and clear and
constant communication with the client regarding plant species ensured
the right selection for each space was made,” Mr Davies said.
“The mature olives out the front tying the front elevation into
its coastal setting, the established star jasmine creeper alongside the
pool and the spectacular mature transplant Poinciana tree in the house’s
central courtyard are just a few of the planting elements that ensure
the brief was met.”
Chindarsi Architects designed the home and chose Bateig Azul Spanish Sandstone from Forezzi Pty Ltd for the exterior flooring.
The stone has been manipulated in platform steps leading up to
the front entrance, flanked by abstract rendered garden beds for
dimension.
On the left of the home, a private walkway leads toward the
central feature courtyard. It has tiered garden beds and stone slabs
enhanced with garden lighting, notably feature light spheres designed
and installed by TDL. These are repeated around the entire design for a
unique take on illumination.
Custom graphite granite bowls and planters are also spotted
throughout including one filled with succulents under a sprawling
Frangipani and another in the courtyard filled with water and
riverstones.
“Ornamentation was used to tie in with the materials used by the
architect and provide points of interest throughout the garden,” Mr
Davies said.
The pool was also designed by the architect, bordered by swathes
of sandstone and a grassed area, which is topped with a contemporary
sculpture designed and built by artist Tim McFarlane Reid.
Mr Davies described the landscape as minimal and contemporary; combining high quality finishes with lush, mature planting.
“The sourcing of mature tree and plant specimens combined with
the use of custom ornamentation and elegant materials creates spaces
that are unique for a residential job of its size,” he said.’”
Photos courtesy of Tim Davies Landscaping
Source : homedsgn.com
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