澳大利亚的设计工作室McKimm设计的North Residence，由厚重的原材料雕刻而成，通过其组成的元素牢固地固定在场地上，而几何孔创造了一种平衡和开放的感觉。它的设计参考了古典柱廊，结合了现代的方法，创造出一个持久的家。

Carved from massive raw materials, North Residence by Australian design studio McKimm firmly anchors the site through its composition of elements, while geometric holes create a sense of balance and openness. Its design references classical colonnades and combines modern methods to create a lasting home.

North Residence位于墨尔本南部宽阔土地上，与Brighton当代住宅类似。为了响应环境和对与场地持久联系的渴望，最终产生的坚固而有弹性的家庭住宅体现了重量感和持久性。整体形式由简洁的线条定义，沿着外墙有节奏地拉开序幕，标志着外观、内部环境与周围郁郁葱葱的景观相连接。

North Residence is located on a spacious plot of land in Melbourne's south, similar to Brighton Contemporary. Responding to the environment and the desire for a lasting connection with the site, the resulting solid and resilient family house embodies a sense of weight and permanence. The overall form is defined by clean lines that rhythmically open along the exterior walls, marking the connection between the exterior, the interior and the surrounding lush landscape.

虽然这个大而温馨的住宅优化了它所在的现场位置，但通过压缩空间和体积创造了更多亲密的时刻。北屋的建造，是从线性元素的叙述中想象出来的，然后被柔和的拱门打断。这种组合参考了过去的时代，当时的经典和受控的重复塑造了庄严建筑的外观。将这些元素和原则被带入到住宅的领域，提升了住宅的档次，使其成为一个独特的目的地。

While this large and welcoming home optimizes its on-site location, it creates more intimate moments by compressing space and volume. The construction of the north House, imagined from a narrative of linear elements, is then interrupted by soft arches. This combination references a bygone era when classic and controlled repetition shaped the appearance of stately buildings. Bringing these elements and principles into the realm of the house elevates the house and makes it a unique destination.

该住宅远离街道，通过一座吊桥进入，从一开始就让人了解到它的宏伟和稀有。穿过吊桥的体验让人在视觉上与它的三层建筑产生联系，提醒人们它有着巨大的比例。混凝土被广泛用于标识住宅的外部，同时也为室内增添了丰富的色彩，通过暴露的砖墙和木材的柔和插入，给室内带来了更多的质感和温暖。钢、金属和石头将整个室内提升到了另一种高度。

The house is set back from the street and accessed by a suspension bridge, giving an idea of its grandeur and rarity from the start. The experience of crossing the suspension bridge makes a visual connection to its three-story building, reminding one of its enormous proportions. Concrete is widely used to mark the exterior of the house, while also adding a wealth of colour to the interior, bringing more texture and warmth through exposed brick walls and soft inserts of wood. Steel, metal and stone lift the whole interior to another level.