Architecture: What's Hot Now: Marika-Alderton House

Wednesday, 17 August 2011
Architecture: What's Hot Now
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Marika-Alderton House
Aug 17th 2011, 10:00

The Marika-Alderton House is open to fresh air, yet insulated from intense heat and protected from strong cyclone winds.

There are no glass windows. Instead, Glenn Murcutt used plywood walls, tallow-wood shutters, and corrugated iron roofing. These simple materials, easily assembled from prefabricated units, helped contain construction costs.
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