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Designed
for the Paspaley family by Harry Seidler in 1957.
Clear modernist overtones with a tropical twist; a parasol (ventilated) roof, a single loaded plan allowing for clear ventilation and the large masonry walls protecting the glazing and walls from heat gain.
David Bridgman’s book, ‘Acclimatisation’ has a wonderful written description of this house as well as featuring Seidler’s original drawings.
Clear modernist overtones with a tropical twist; a parasol (ventilated) roof, a single loaded plan allowing for clear ventilation and the large masonry walls protecting the glazing and walls from heat gain.
David Bridgman’s book, ‘Acclimatisation’ has a wonderful written description of this house as well as featuring Seidler’s original drawings.