Japanese trick used in garden on Flwick Place house
Ann Whitlaw reports on a house at Flwick Place by Peter and Mrs Samuel, featuring two pyramidal-topped garden structures, timber deck, copper-brown vinyl cladding, and a carved timber wall shielding the street view. The interior presents a long hall, nine doors from the entrance, and custom furnishings including a dining table by Mr Samuel and sculptural work by Marcus.
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Flwick Place
Lyons
Peter Samuel
Samuel
Canberra Home: Pyramid Mantel and Glass Encased Living
The Garden City Homes Canberra project features a T shaped interior with a pyramid mantel. The living area is enclosed by four sided glass, a brick terrace, and an ash floor. The design includes built in wardrobes, a pantry with louvred doors, and a service range with a seven foot verandah. Architect Bill Ashton and Bruno Ster of Greenwich Sydney oversee the project, with gardener inspiration by Amy Meruset.
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Garden City Homes
Canberra
Samuel
Aif
Amy
Meruset
Rhuty Amer
Camou
Woolley Tea
Bill Ashton
Brunoster
Greenwich
Sydney
Joe Lopen
Sidewalk Supervisor Woden Office Advanced
Woden advances a $1 million office complex for 604 ACT Commonwealth-Department of Works staff in Philip, part of Weston Town Centre. Three buildings, two three-storey, form a courtyard with a central entrance canopy and linked flanking blocks, featuring a central decorative pool and night lighting.
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York
Woden
ACT
Commonwealth — Department of Works
Philip
Weston
Tou Morey
Itt
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Jamier
Whouve
Fy Peter
Fiwich Place
Ann Whitelaw
Wally
Me Samuel
Hong Kong
Skipper Marcus
Bisham
Michael Marcia
Sumuiet
Bureau
Gerve
Ana
Atoe
Sunamie
Thy Homes Advisory Service
Northburne Braddon
LES Robins
Stornaway Rd
Q'beyan
Queanbayan
Tomas
Civic Co-Operative Permanent
Maitland Howe
Lawton
Cyrome
Mort Street
Braddon, A.C.T
Carberre
Seth Nort
Byieke
Einai
Cypress
Vanderfield and Reid Ltd
Yellow ‘Treer
Fyshwick
Rhone
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