Is it…architecture? By Alasdair. Augusta. Home of the Hepcat. Possibly literally. I raise my cup to whatever these are.
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The Worst of Perth 
But, it feels like living in a caravan
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It’s a grey nomad wet dream. If they still had ’em.
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They are fantastic.
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I can’t decide if post vibrant or horrible.
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He really wanted a catamaran houseboat – but do you know how much big outboards, a marine survey, and marine insurance cost?? So this is the next best thing he could afford.
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Elite homes , you create the design brief, even better, we all sit around in our briefs and discuss design.Et voila “The Dueling Baravans”.
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I wish I had called the post Duelling Baravans.
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His ‘n’ Hers? I’d be thinking that way after 50 years of marriage.
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I like it. A better title would have substantial alliteration, though.
“Jousting Jayco’s” has a better ring to it.
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These are on the bleak coast of Flinders Bay, not in the vibrant Colour Patch precinct.
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prefabricated holiday home, inspired by the local vernacular architecture and marine technology.
designed by andrew boyne, architect.
i very much like it.
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Likewise. Shedism done right.
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Augusta has always seemed like the town that everyone forgot. Although that might be because I haven’t been down there for 15 years, apparently I forgot it as well.
I’d like to see the plan view. Anyone got nearmaps and can use snip tool?
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Dawson Street.
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try this: plans, text, images
http://andrewtboyne.com/andrewtboyne/augusta.html
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Is it one or two places?
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one – a series of connected pavilions. there is a floor plan on that website.
it was presented at a recent talk and was a fascinating project, particularly the influence of marine technology.
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When climate change kicks in the kids can launch it.
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Thank you.
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Look good to me.
Beached houseboats full of nostalgia and mementos.
There aren’t too many old smugglers’ cottages for the ghosts of sea-going captains to haunt in that part of the world, either.
Far too post GFC for Baravans.
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Make that “…too post Whitlam…”
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Totally not Worst.
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I’m with Bento and Vegan on this; not worst at all.
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Needs windscreen wipers.
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My first thoughts were of the chariot.
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There’s still adequate room for installing the tracks yet.
That’s for when they need to relocate, due to relentless encroaching urbanisation.
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Beach shack/student services
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