Twelve House — Street frontage and planted upper balcony, Esperance. Design visualisation.
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ESPERANCE / DESIGN VISUALISATIONS

Twelve House

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INDIVIDUAL ARCHITECTURE / A PERSONAL RESPONSE

Room for family.
Space to unwind.

A five-bedroom family home in Esperance, designed for shared moments and quieter retreat. A separate sitting room, study and coordinated shed support a family’s changing daily rhythms.

Location
Esperance
Project
Five-bedroom family residence
Design
Accommodation
5 bedrooms · 3.5 bathrooms
Retreat
Separate sitting room · study
Practical space
Shed designed to match the house

01 / TOGETHER

Room for the everyday.

The kitchen, dining and living spaces bring family life together, with a sheltered alfresco extending that connection outdoors. Places to share a meal, spend time with young children and make the small memories that become part of a lifetime.

02 / RETREAT

A quieter part of the day.

A separate sitting room and study offer places to pause away from the shared living spaces. Five bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms provide room for family life, with calm interiors for the end of a busy day.

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03 / THE COMPLETE HOME

Considered beyond the front door.

The shed is designed to complement the house, giving the practical parts of family life the same considered attention as the spaces for gathering and retreat.

PROJECT CREDITS

Practice
CBD Architects
Principal Architect (Reg. #3357)
David Tomic ↗
Builder
Tim Green Construction
Structural engineer
Structplus