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Editorial, Photography
Tanev Muir Architects
Project Information
"At the end of a leafy street adjoining Arakwal National Park, an existing dwelling’s internal plan – originally designed by Harley Graham Architects a decade ago – has been respectfully rearranged by Tanev Muir Architects. Yukari House achieves a delicate balance between Australian and Japanese influences, providing a greater sense of place, belonging and connection to its Byron Bay setting."
Read the article published in The Local Project here.
"At the end of a leafy street adjoining Arakwal National Park, an existing dwelling’s internal plan – originally designed by Harley Graham Architects a decade ago – has been respectfully rearranged by Tanev Muir Architects. Yukari House achieves a delicate balance between Australian and Japanese influences, providing a greater sense of place, belonging and connection to its Byron Bay setting."
Read the article published in The Local Project here.
"At the end of a leafy street adjoining Arakwal National Park, an existing dwelling’s internal plan – originally designed by Harley Graham Architects a decade ago – has been respectfully rearranged by Tanev Muir Architects. Yukari House achieves a delicate balance between Australian and Japanese influences, providing a greater sense of place, belonging and connection to its Byron Bay setting."
Read the article published in The Local Project here.