Modern Beach House in Main Beach Queensland by BDA Architecture

main beach house 4th floor home plan

The design of main beach house is to accommodate an extended family while providing an indoor/outdoor relationship and capture the surrounding views of the bush land, ocean and the Broadwater. The program responds to the constraints by developing a tower house which divides the house into two parts.

Architect Company: BDA Architecture
Client : The Clifton Family
Location: Main Beach, Queensland
Photography: Scott Burrow (Aperture Architectural Photography)

The lower three levels are designed for a couple with young children and contains a living area on the upper level, bedrooms in the middle and a guest area and communal living area at ground level opening onto a private pool terrace. The upper two levels contain living and sleeping areas for two other family members. All levels are connected by a stair and an elevator. A shared roof terrace provides an entertaining area allowing guests to capture the magnificent surrounding views.

This minimalist home interior design has a purpose for a family so that when assembled they can see the beautiful scenery around the house, beautiful views of the course can be seen from inside the house because the house has a transparent glass design. Exterior modeling expresses the duality within the family makeup – independent yet connected. The dynamic cantilevered form was made possible by the integrated structural design. The house was designed to provide a good northerly aspect, maximum natural light and cross ventilation.

modern main beach house architecture