Robeson Architects

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Guided by two existing eucalyptus trees, the home’s design centres on preserving and celebrating the site’s greatest assets.

The Floreat House

The North Perth House

A dedicated space for life’s admin — bills, batteries and the everyday clutter — complete with a pinboard splashback for school notes, sporting calendars and rotating masterpieces.

Designing for the way families actually live.

A custom hanging rail was designed in the laundry to hang up drying clothes and ironing, freeing up much needed bench space for this family of 6. Seen here is Lauren’s top which is in need of an iron.

Details from Ben’s House

An L-shaped floor plate wraps around a north-facing backyard, allowing both the kitchen and lounge to open directly onto the garden. The pool and lawn create a generous, family-oriented outdoor space, with an open dining area positioned adjacent to the living zone.
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Internally, the concrete floor transitions to a smaller-format crazy paving to define the outdoor dining area and reference the paving used to the front entry and driveway. Overhead, the mature eucalyptus tree — which gives the house its name — anchors the setting.

Sweeping textured render applied to the masonry adds depth to the intentionally simple forms. Swipe to see the concept render we created during design to help visualise the space.