The offset pavilion forms demonstrate the design approach, with the house following the site’s topography. Corrugated roofing and Australian hardwood timber cladding emphasise its modern yet natural aesthetic, while the gable-ended forms establish a distinctive architectural profile that sits comfortably within the rural Adelaide Hills setting.

A view through the sandstone wall. Crafted from Basket Range sandstone and laid in random pattern, the wall stretches out from the house into the landscape. The wall anchors the design to its rural setting, complemented by Australian hardwood timber cladding and corrugated roofing.

The slow combustion fire in the living room sits on a cantilevered concrete hearth, with a Basket Range sandstone wall providing a textured backdrop. A glimpse through to the kitchen reveals the spatial planning of the house and the interconnectedness of the stepped pavilion forms.

The rear elevation of the house shows its full length and stepped volumes, with three pavilions interlinked along the site's topography. Australian hardwood cladding, Basket Range sandstone, and a corrugated roof unify the long design.

SA Architecture Awards 2021, AIA Commendation for Residential Architecture - Houses (New), Jury Citation: “The simple form is skillfully broken-down into three volumes to sit more comfortably on the large sloping site. Local timber and stone has been used with consummate skill and is coupled with micro details that delight the senses.” Australian Institute of Architects.

A view of the kitchen highlights the concrete island bench, anchored the open-plan kitchen and dining space. Large glazing frames the expansive view down to the site's dam and the rolling hills beyond. The plywood joinery, polished concrete floor, and cathedral ceiling enhance the sense of spaciousness.