Little Albion, as this character has been nicknamed, is situated in old Cottesloe, on one of the relatively narrow old cottage blocks.

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The clients, a farming family, having used the existing  house for many years, decided it was time to retire the old home and create a home that better suited their lifestyle.

Queue Little Albion. 

Designed to create a bright, light filled space for their constant entertaining with neighbours, family and friends. The result is a exactly that, a series of vibrant connected spaces, that encourages interaction between each.

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The main living space opens entirely to absorb the central courtyard, subtly recreating the sense the space they're used to on the farm, surrounded by nature.

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With the timber battened doors expanding the courtyard into the carport and out to the street, the home manages an eloquent balance between privacy and a valued connection to the street.

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Without compromising to the home in any way, Little Albion achieved a reduction of 80% power cost over a typical new home, and more importantly providing a naturally comfortable space for living. 

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From our clients

Having known Kyle for sometime & both having country back-grounds we knew he understood our meaning of 'open plan living and bringing the outside in', even though working with a 300 square meter block.

He immediately understood our vision coming up with a practical concept as a home away from the family farm that will eventually become our forever home and a place to retire.

Our house is everything and more than we ever imagined and would definitely recommend Kyle and the Stack Team for future builds.
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