
Stibbard Residence brings a contemporary presence to a traditional streetscape. Curved handmade brickwork and deep arches give the façade a familiar material language, while a recessed, sky-toned standing-seam roof visually lightens the third storey. A double-height main floor, integrated garage and secluded third-floor courtyard complete a home shaped by both its neighbourhood and the experience

The curved wall at the rear elevation will continue seamlessly into the interior.

Recessing the second-floor wall allows natural light to penetrate deeper into the interior spaces on both first and second floors.

The spacious third-floor rear terrace accommodates outdoor furniture and planting, with greenery providing privacy and reducing overlooking to neighbouring properties.

The third-floor courtyard brings natural light into the center of the house through windows on three sides, while the open staircase allows light to filter

Longitudinal section illustrating the key design concepts, including the integrated first-floor garage and entrance, as well as the third-floor courtyard.