We hope you enjoyed discovering this breathtaking holiday home nestled in the heart of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. Every element of Pippins has been thoughtfully designed to harmonise with its surroundings-from the sweeping views of the bay to the robust materials that stand strong against the coastal winds. Pippins is also featured in Issue No. 15 of our print publication, for more of the latest and greatest in architecture, interior design and house tours, be sure to order your copy now: thelocalproject.com.au/product/issue-15/
How stunning that these owners have incorporated Aboriginal art into their home and project. THIS decision is sooo refreshing to see, vs many projects utilise the same boring colour palettes and designs. Hats off to your team.
A magnificent home that threatens to be 'square' from the outside and turns out to be warm and inviting on the inside. A beautiful place with the lovely Red Hill surrounds as your gallery through those windows. Grand in fact without the grand bling. A beautiful big pool and tennis court would have made it even better.
Remarkably elegant, and surprisingly, nothing interrupts the overall experience of the architecture. The concrete roof is spectacular. I’d love to see it! What a perfect balance between innovation and restraint.
An amazing house and video. Anyone else notice the Frank Lloyd Wright style bricks? Kudos local project. Can we talk about who designed that breathtaking landscape design?
Love this house. What I don't get, and maybe it's just a misinterpretation, but the architect says the roof is his favorite element of the design, and there are a ton of great drone shots of the exterior, but on the Webster website, the gallery for the house has virtually no great aerial shots of the house. I'd also love to see a plan view to get the layout clearly in my mind.
The landscape design does and doesnt integrate with the house form. The singular forms of the roof dont talk to the bands of plantings and very organic design much and the mounding could have better integrated with the entry. Where is the wind shelter, one of two main design issues?
Very beautiful! But in my opinion the pool is in a rather strange place. It is logical if the pool is located in front of the recreation area, where people can have a snack or drink a cocktail in company and take a dip in the water.
Insanely rich people building Holliday homes that supposedly should be “sustainable “ No sustainable is to be not building a secondary home in the middle of nature, make this make sense
Nice and prominent home with abundant exposure and views of the landscape. It does give the vibe of the typical luxury home on the hill in a Hollywood movie that gets besieged by robbers or one that is stalked by an unrelenting killer.
I'm not sure the massive glass-walled wine closet directly in the primary suite will age particularly well as a design choice. But despite that particularly peculiar foray into the glass wine closet fad, I like that most of the design tries to avoid contemporary trends that are more likely to be short-lived.
With such thoughts you limit the potential of every person’s right to create wealth from all kinds of possibilities. Who knows, perhaps they have several streams of income or there are multiple owners . . . ?
Does it have any solar panels? It just seems like such a waste if not. If you are able to afford this design and not have solar panels on it would make me upset. Like rich people who do not know how to spend their money and not participating their part when it comes to climate change.
How very assumptive of you to think you should know how people should spend their money on what they spend it on. You don't know what their involvement in climate change is. And frankly it's none of your business.
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Australia’s most breathtaking holiday home” - hmmm who decided that was a suitable title??? - a bit self congratulatory- I think not, there are dozens of significantly nicer buildings, with better views and landscapes using more interesting materials.
Irrespective of how lovely this home is, there is something fundamentally wrong when we have record homelessness and this is just a holiday home. Really have to wonder at the priorities on show here.
Thats the most part for me also is concrete ,insulation ,and concrete again? How were the formworks done for the concrete etc the rest is I mean as an architect obvious and not so interesting to me and yet they paid the least attention to the roof
The landscaping seems totally overdone. It's also inconsistent with the style of the house. Once those plants grow, half of them will have to be removed. The planting beds look like piped frosting. I'm quite surprised to see this flaw in design, given the normally exemplary work of Australian landscape architects.
