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House Architecture of Elysium – Lot 147 by Richard Kirk Architect Among a select group of leading architects, RKA. has been engaged to design a number of houses in Pearson Property Group’s Elysium Noosa residential development. This development was an opportunity to construct a sophisticated family of buildings well suited to the sub-tropical location.

Elysium - Lot 147 by Richard Kirk Architect

Using a limited, but rich palette of generally natural materials, the family of houses are exploration of a new spatial type. Focusing on materiality and quality of space, the designs strive to create buildings with a tactile durability. Particular attention is made to the quality of light entering the spaces and detailing. All of the Elysium designs engage outdoor spaces within the volume of the building, allowing a true flexibility of living. Elysium is an opportunity to create a family of houses that capture the essence of the north coast lifestyle.

Elysium - Lot 147 by Richard Kirk Architect

The houses are planned with simplicity and an emphasis on generous indoor/ outdoor spaces. Each house boldly occupies its site and includes a naturally lit outdoor room contained within the main volume. The outdoor room provides an internal focus visually and functionally. The inside and outside are united by seamless transitions and the consistent use of a restrained palette of materials. Materials are generally timbers left to weather naturally, rhinezinc, and self-finished oxide renders which will improve their appearance with time, allowing the houses to merge with the landscape.

Elysium - Lot 147 by Richard Kirk Architect

For more information, please visit Richard Kirk Architect website.

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