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We recently revisited our Mid-century Modest project. We love that the new canopy (and entry) is working exactly as it was designed to do. It ties together the old and new, respecting snd framing the existing. It give a strong and lively street pr
We recently revisited our Mid-century Modest project. We love that the new canopy (and entry) is working exactly as it was designed to do. It ties together the old and new, respecting snd framing the existing. It give a strong and lively street presence and has a complimentary relationship to its landscape.
TBArch were thrilled to receive an Award for Sustainable Architecture in the recent SA Architecture Awards, for our Angaston Hill project. A mulit-generational trio of dwellings, universally accessible. The Pickle House and the Long House are visibl
TBArch were thrilled to receive an Award for Sustainable Architecture in the recent SA Architecture Awards, for our Angaston Hill project. A mulit-generational trio of dwellings, universally accessible. The Pickle House and the Long House are visible in this shot. Built with exceptional skill by Bartsch Builders, and great trust from our three clients. Photo @peterbarnesphotographer
Pickle House interior at Angaston Hill. Our universally accessible trio of dwellings. Different sizes, and can configured in multiple ways. Built with great attention to detail by Bartsch Builders. Photo @stuart_blackwell
Pickle House interior at Angaston Hill. Our universally accessible trio of dwellings. Different sizes, and can configured in multiple ways. Built with great attention to detail by Bartsch Builders. Photo @stuart_blackwell
Studio window models getting plenty of winter sun.
Studio window models getting plenty of winter sun.
At TBArch we love a regional site visit. The sky’s big. The light is gorgeous. The curiosities are curious!
At TBArch we love a regional site visit. The sky’s big. The light is gorgeous. The curiosities are curious!
Very excited to be part of @sanctuarymag #59. Looking at small scale backyard buildings. Getting the most out of limited space is more critical than ever. Starting with what you already have and being resourceful with it is a challenge we relish. T
Very excited to be part of @sanctuarymag #59. Looking at small scale backyard buildings. Getting the most out of limited space is more critical than ever. Starting with what you already have and being resourceful with it is a challenge we relish. Thanks @reneworgau for the Design Workshop feature.
This is the last week of Observed X 2. Ending May 7th. A collaborative exhibition of the paintings of @cecilia_gunnarsson_ and photos of Anne Taylor (one half of Taylor Buchtmann Architecture). @newmarchgallery @cityofprospect. @anne_taylor_bucht
This is the last week of Observed X 2. Ending May 7th. A collaborative exhibition of the paintings of @cecilia_gunnarsson_ and photos of Anne Taylor (one half of Taylor Buchtmann Architecture). @newmarchgallery @cityofprospect. @anne_taylor_buchtmann
Thrilled to have our project, The Fleurieu White House on the cover of Fleurieu Living Magazine, Autumn issue. @fleurieulivingmagazine Lovely words. Magnificent part of the world. Great working with @petramooy and Jason Porter @fly_the_fleurieu
Thrilled to have our project, The Fleurieu White House on the cover of Fleurieu Living Magazine, Autumn issue. @fleurieulivingmagazine Lovely words. Magnificent part of the world. Great working with @petramooy and Jason Porter @fly_the_fleurieu
Angaston Hill. Rear elevation. A cluster of dwellings. Predominantly self finished materials. Level access. Car charger at the ready. Red boots at the back door. Built with exceptional attention to detail by Bartsch Builders.
Angaston Hill. Rear elevation. A cluster of dwellings. Predominantly self finished materials. Level access. Car charger at the ready. Red boots at the back door. Built with exceptional attention to detail by Bartsch Builders.
We recently revisited our Mid-century Modest project. We love that the new canopy (and entry) is working exactly as it was designed to do. It ties together the old and new, respecting snd framing the existing. It give a strong and lively street pr TBArch were thrilled to receive an Award for Sustainable Architecture in the recent SA Architecture Awards, for our Angaston Hill project. A mulit-generational trio of dwellings, universally accessible. The Pickle House and the Long House are visibl Pickle House interior at Angaston Hill. Our universally accessible trio of dwellings. Different sizes, and can configured in multiple ways. Built with great attention to detail by Bartsch Builders. Photo @stuart_blackwell Studio window models getting plenty of winter sun. At TBArch we love a regional site visit. The sky’s big. The light is gorgeous. The curiosities are curious! Very excited to be part of @sanctuarymag #59. Looking at small scale backyard buildings. Getting the most out of limited space is more critical than ever. Starting with what you already have and being resourceful with it is a challenge we relish. T This is the last week of Observed X 2. Ending May 7th. A collaborative exhibition of the paintings of @cecilia_gunnarsson_ and photos of Anne Taylor (one half of Taylor Buchtmann Architecture). @newmarchgallery @cityofprospect. @anne_taylor_bucht Thrilled to have our project, The Fleurieu White House on the cover of Fleurieu Living Magazine, Autumn issue. @fleurieulivingmagazine Lovely words. Magnificent part of the world. Great working with @petramooy and Jason Porter @fly_the_fleurieu Angaston Hill. Rear elevation. A cluster of dwellings. Predominantly self finished materials. Level access. Car charger at the ready. Red boots at the back door. Built with exceptional attention to detail by Bartsch Builders.

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