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For this residential project, architect Rob McBride found inspiration in a Klein bottle—a 19th century innovation with no distinguishable inside or outside. The house in Rye, Australia won the Australian Institute of Architecture's prestigious Harold Desbrowe-Annear Award last Friday. Read more about the project here.
Via Dwell Blog.
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Our plastering team (Hillview Interiors, Rosebud South) were proud to have completed the plastering work on this impressive project.
Posted by: George | August 05, 2008 at 07:24 AM