Calacatta marble.
Image: Supplied
Calacatta marble
The practice prefers to use stones that have a clear figure in the veining rather than something more subdued.
Marmoleum Decibel.
Image: Supplied
Marmoleum Decibel
This product is made from renewable materials and available in many colours. “Kyoto” is used at the Diamond Bay House.
Radiante 846.
Image: Trevor Mein
Radiante 846
This is an efficient slow-combustion fireplace. JWA often exposes the sculptural working mechanism, as seen at the Vineyard House.
Insitu concrete.
Image: Earl Carter
Insitu concrete
Concrete is often used as a hard landscaping material. In particular, off-white concrete complements soft landscaping, as seen at the City Hill House.
Native timber.
Image: Trevor Mein
Native timber
JWA enjoys the contrast between untreated and highly finished timbers as well as the warmth that timber brings to both interiors and exteriors, as seen here at the Queenscliff House.
Zinc cladding.
Image: Trevor Mein
Zinc cladding
Metal claddings provide an elegant and maintenance-free facade that improves with age, as seen here at the City Hill House.
Source
Discussion
Published online: 8 Oct 2011
Words:
AAU Products
Images:
Earl Carter,
Supplied,
Trevor Mein
Issue
Houses, June 2011
