A house for all seasons made entirely of concrete and plywood
This small Melbourne home is low energy, looks lovely and might win a big architecture prize.
Stephen ToddDesign editor
When architect David Leggett and his practice partner, Paul Loh, decided it was time to design their own home, they switched on their KUKA robot and a computer-controlled cutting machine.
They’d acquired a long, narrow plot of land – 4.6 metres wide by 22 metres deep – on a laneway in Northcote, four kilometres from the Melbourne CBD, and needed to make every centimetre count.
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