The planters, structural in purpose, double as sheltering for the bedrooms and create pockets of space for quiet contemplation. The cream screen forms an interplay with the mass board-formed concrete planters that bring gardens to the elevated outdoor rooms. A garden on all sides and generous outdoor room encourage a relationship with the outdoors, with all of these features tightly captured within the pool fence ‘net’.
The pool has been shortened to create further space to entertain, with a barbecue and firepit straddling its edges. Extended around the perimeter, the white fence keeps everything close together, and connects the interior and exterior spaces. The pool fence has been embraced to the point where it is a defining piece of the house itself. The kitchen and dining spaces have been reconfigured along the northern edge, offering views to the pool and new garden implemented by the practice. Lineburg Wang set about removing three layers of walls in an effort to reactivate the existing formal sitting room. Working with a client that sought a renovation that would reflect their love for the outdoors, Lineburg Wang devised a plan to touch up the house with a contemporary brush, while increasing a sense of connection through the house that was diminished through previous renovations. Located on a spacious block that invites an active lifestyle, the Lineburg Wang-designed Park Road House utilises a pool fence as a recurring motif to cast a net over a classic two-storey Queenslander that has played host to a contemporary remodelling. Exhibitions, Associations & Information.Ceilings, Internal Wall Materials & Partitioning.
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