*미드 센추리 주택 [ Raheen by C. Kairouz Architects ] A Respectful Revitalisation

Raheen by C. Kairouz Architects-A Respectful Revitalisation
1970년대 미드 센추리 주택을 현대적인 주택으로 탈바꿈시킨 영감을 받은 리노베이션으로 탄생한 Raheen은 호주 슬로우 패션 브랜드 창립자의 가족 주택으로, 오픈 플랜과 차분한 인테리어에 슬로우 라이프의 본질을 구현하고 있습니다. C.카이루즈 아키텍츠는 집의 기원을 옹호하면서도 다양한 소재를 사용하여 뚜렷하게 현대적인 라이프스타일을 환영하는 공간을 만들었습니다. 멜버른의 저명한 건축사무소인 챈슬러 앤 패트릭이 설계한 원래 집의 본질을 존중하고자 하는 고객의 열망에서 영감을 받아 1970년대 고전적인 주택을 현대적으로 재해석한 라힌(Raheen)이 탄생했습니다. 멜번 도심 동쪽 큐에 위치한 이 주택은 슬로우 패션 브랜드 더 플래티론 라벨(The FLATIRON Label)의 공동 창립자인 샘 스캘리(Sam Scally)가 소유하고 있으며, 고품질 디자인에 대한 안목이 그녀의 집에도 그대로 드러납니다. translate by DeepL

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An inspired renovation that transformed a 1970s midcentury house into a modern home, Raheen is the family home of the founder of an Australian slow fashion brand and embodies the similar essence of slow living in its open plan and calm interior. While championing the home’s origins, C.Kairouz Architects uses layers of materials to create a space that welcomes a distinctly modern lifestyle.

Inspired by the clients’ desire to honour the essence of the original home –designed by esteemed Melbourne architectural firm Chancellor and Patrick – Raheen is a modern reinterpretation of a classic 1970s residence. Located east of the Melbourne CBD in Kew, the home is owned by Sam Scally, co-founder of slow-fashion brand The FLATIRON Label, whose eye for high-quality design extends to her home.

C. Kairouz Architects’ brief centred on maintaining the home’s original character while adapting it to suit contemporary family living. As such, many of the original fixtures and fittings were preserved, complemented by Sam’s beautiful curation of vintage Australian and Italian furniture and decor. Another key aspect of the brief was creating more functional spaces to comfortably accommodate the needs of a family with three children. Thus, living areas were expanded and reconfigured for open plan living, while the kitchen was transformed into a modern practical zone. Similarly, “Filling in the balcony has opened up a beautiful space where we can sit in direct sunlight and enjoy our full view over the [Yarra] boulevard which was once hidden by small tinted windows and a brick wall,” Sam says.

The architects took a highly considered approach to layering between authentic elements, modern furnishings and sleek craftsmanship. Features such as textured brickwork, cedar-clad vaulted ceilings, German blown glass chandeliers and wall-hung ashtrays were juxtaposed with contemporary materials like natural rattan, rolled-edge Corian benchtops in the kitchen, rich warm walnut finishes and mixed metal accents.

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