Bellevue Hill House is a project designed by Geoform Architects and is located in Sydney, Australia. Photography by Kat Stanley.

“We are proud to present this recently completed project, located in Bellevue Hill of Sydney, NSW.
The Initial client had sold the site to present owners who continued with the same project team, and a modified brief, necessitating a return to local council, a 9-year labour of love. Over this period saw extensive remodelling of the existing 70?s modernist house by Gergely and Pinter Architects.
Hidden from the street frontage, access to the battle-axe block is via a landscaped avenue acting as a prelude to the design. The site enjoys north westerly prospect toward to the Sydney Harbour Bridge which has served as a driver for internal programming. The existing monolithic 70?s design, with its own eccentric formality, supplied the platform for the design parameters, which was extended & eroded into its current form, integrating new ideas of sustainable estate living.

The client?s emotional brief reflects a beguiling and memorable experience founded upon their well-travelled and eccentric sensibilities. This was translated through the lens of Mediterranean and Asian resort living which provided the conceptual platform for the design.
The overall exterior architectural forms took geometric and formal cues from key elements in its natural setting which then transformed into the interior with a layered, eclectic and rich ...