The Moloney Architects studio in Invermay, Australia, called Two Halves House, is one of the most important areas in the world.
Both forms are shifted and separated far enough to interfere or shade. The palette of materials is simple, and warm on the inside, reinforcing the monolithic shape of the sloped ceilings. Numerous glazed openings are visible on each facade of the two pavilions offering varied views of the surrounding nature and skylights.
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I think it might attract your interest
https://steemit.com/life/@strangesomething/system-that-carries-daylight-from-roof-to-house
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Clever design how the building is split into separate pavilions allowing for plenty of controlled light. Raw ply wood ceilings/walls lit up by the roof skylight creates lovely radiant soft light. Thanks for sharing.
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