Hill House
Hill House follows the contour of its site in three terraces, each with its own horizon. From the road it is almost invisible; from the valley it is a series of long, quiet lines.
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Concrete, timber and planted balconies share the elevation. The facade is deep enough to give shade and thin enough to feel light, and every balcony is a small room in its own right.
The interiors continue the same logic: layers rather than walls, thresholds rather than doors.
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