The Ross Street Modern House by Robert Mills Architects. The new timber, zinc and concrete Ross Street home is a study in surprise. The sharp angularity of the concrete facade and zinc awning blades invoke a clean modernist aesthetic. Inside, the light and mood softens immediately with a rendered steel sculptural staircase as the pivotal ground floor focus, combined with the interiors created by Hassell. As a true example of bringing the outdoors in, frameless glass windows seamlessly link the interior to the same level outside, which includes a 13.5m pool running the length of the north wall.

The Ross Street Modern House Out Door Swiming pool Design by Robert Mills Architects

The Ross Street Modern House Lounge room Design by Robert Mills Architects

The Ross Street Modern House Lounge Chair Design by Robert Mills Architects

The Ross Street Modern House Kitchen Design by Robert Mills Architects

The Ross Street Modern House Stair Design by Robert Mills Architects

The Ross Street Modern House Bathroom Design by Robert Mills Architects

The Ross Street Modern House Bathroom Design by Robert Mills Architects

The Ross Street Modern House by Robert Mills Architects

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