位于澳大利亚新南威尔士州的一个400平方米的住宅，由当地的设计工作室Edition Office设计。住宅的生活空间和内部花园在一个粗糙的木条屏风后面，被一个露天大厅包裹着，可以遮挡西边的阳光。露天大厅环绕着中央回廊花园，将住宅的两个生活空间并连接起来。住宅的主卧室向外延伸到一个黑色的混凝土建筑上，将住宅固定在地面上。

A 400 SQM home in New South Wales, Australia, designed by local design studio EDITION OFFICE. The house's living space and internal garden are behind a rough wooden slatted screen, wrapped in an open-air lobby to shade the west from the sun. The open-air lobby wraps around the central cloister garden, connecting the two living Spaces of the house. The home's master bedroom extends out onto a black concrete structure that anchors the house to the ground.

从远处看，建筑是隐蔽的，在广阔的景观中形成阴影。项目的第五个立面，屋顶，将作品转换成鲜明的浮雕，一个精确的对象，有意地与Bundjalung的乡村景观和当地土著文化遗产的深刻时间框架不同。

At distance, the building is recessive, a shadow within the vast landscape. On arrival the project's fifth facade, the roof, transfers the work into sharp relief, a precise object purposefully foreign to its Bundjalung country landscape and the deep time frame of the indigenous heritage in which it is located.

这种内部的扩展和收缩允许在私密空间和公共空间之间，在直接的景观和北部广阔的展开的景观之间转换。深邃的走廊空间允许在内部和外部阈值之间出现阴影梯度，增强周围环境的庇护感和其多变的天气条件。它可以让人在暴雨中外出，避免正午的烈日。

This expansion and contraction of the interior allow shifts between the intimate and the public, between immediate landscape and the expansive unfolding landscape to the north. The deep verandah space allows for a shadow gradient to emerge between inner and outer thresholds, enhancing the sense of sanctuary from the surroundings and its variable weather conditions. It allows one to be outside in torrential rain and avoid the burning midday sun.