The Brook: Barely Touching the Ground

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Small not Tiny [architect.]

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Computer filePublication details: UrbanNext, July 20, 2021.Description: 624 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: This house is positioned along the Moyne River in Rosebrook. It sits in a paddock on top of a disused gasometer among the ruins of an old flour mill. Because it is next to a river, this site experiences heavy flooding. It has historical and cultural significance to the Gunditjmara people so we wanted to barely touch the ground it stands on. When the building is moved again it will look as if it were never there.

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Imminent Urban Commons, Low Density, Project, Small not Tiny, Technology and fabrication

Affordable Housing, Alternative Domesticity, Australia, Circular design, Comfort, Construction, Interior design, Prefabrication, Project, Recycling, Sustainable construction, Unspoiled Landscape, Watery Territory, Working Space

This house is positioned along the Moyne River in Rosebrook. It sits in a paddock on top of a disused gasometer among the ruins of an old flour mill. Because it is next to a river, this site experiences heavy flooding. It has historical and cultural significance to the Gunditjmara people so we wanted to barely touch the ground it stands on. When the building is moved again it will look as if it were never there.

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