DPR House – Asymmetrical House Design by MCK Architects

DPR house 1 DPR House   Asymmetrical House Design by MCK ArchitectsMCK Architects is a multi-award winning architecture practice based in Sydney, Australia. And here is their asymmetrical house design. Each angle of the DPR House is different and unexpected. This house combines tradition with modernity in order to provide you with comfort.DPR house 2 DPR House   Asymmetrical House Design by MCK ArchitectsThe exterior of DPR House is eye-catching and feels warm, durable and sheltered. In fact, most of the home’s brick and wood exterior is visible from the neighborhood street at the front end of the home.DPR house 9 DPR House   Asymmetrical House Design by MCK ArchitectsA small pool lines the outer edge of one side of the house with transparent elements where it rises above the ground on one end. The rest of the exterior is surrounded by wood walkways, both exposed and sheltered by extensions of the home.DPR house 3 DPR House   Asymmetrical House Design by MCK Architects

The interior of the house is spacious, bright and cosy.DPR house 5 DPR House   Asymmetrical House Design by MCK ArchitectsDPR house 6 DPR House   Asymmetrical House Design by MCK ArchitectsDPR house 7 DPR House   Asymmetrical House Design by MCK ArchitectsDPR house 8 DPR House   Asymmetrical House Design by MCK Architects

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One Reply to DPR House – Asymmetrical House Design by MCK Architects

  1. For some reason, reminds me of a split-level design, though this concept is likely more livable.

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