Cape Schanck House
Whenever I see photos of houses like this one, I have a hard time believing that people actually live in them. Kind of like when they discover some crazy new deep sea fish: it’s hard to wrap your head around the design, especially when you’ve never seen it in the wild. But there it is, in photos! Look, even a bed – so someone lives here, right? Anyway, the Cape Schanck House was designed by Australian architecture firm Jackson Clements Burrows. The impressive cantilever design maximizes the expansive views of the surrounding area.
My favorite part of the home, though, is the black and white kitchen. It’s really inspiring to see all of this great architecture coming out of Australia. Be sure to check out the rest of the Jackson Clements Burrowsportfolio – you won’t regret it!
Read more about the Capre Schanck House here.
More images after the jump!
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I want to live in this house. Creede please buy it for me. I really, really, need it.
Wow, impressive. Some of the photos remind me of the Vandamm house from NXNW:
http://inspiredaustin.com/blog/2007/09/modern-in-film-north-by-northwest/
Wow! Amazing! This is not something I could live in on the earthquake prone hills of Caliornia or Utah. I think I would have nightmares! However, I LOVE it!