Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home High profile Share Tweet Help To maximise a great view, Reitsma and Associates added a rooftop terrace to this split-level house View of Home in Noosa by architects Resitsma & Associates Architectural simplicity can be the best response to a difficult site, as this project demonstrates. Designed by architectural designer Trevor Reitsma of Reitsma and Associates, the split-level house negotiates a sloping lot with an 8m height restriction."The house is essentially a concrete and glass sandwich, featuring strong horizontal lines and segmented levels that allow an easy connection between floors," says the architect. "The main living areas and master bedroom divert from tradition, in that they are on the upper level where the viewing envelope opens right up."Other significant features include a seamless transition to outdoor terraces, a suspended pool and a barbecue area on a rooftop terrace. View of Home in Noosa by architects Resitsma & Associates All architectural designs by Reitsma and Associates are custom solutions, specific to each individual client and site."We believe professional design should be accessible to all, regardless of a project's location and budget," says Reitsma. "Each brief and site provides an opportunity to create a truly innovative solution, in collaboration with the client."Reitsma and Associates offers a range of services, including concept design, construction documentation, advanced CAD modelling, and interior design. View of Home in Noosa by architects Resitsma & Associates For more details, contact Reitsma and Associates, 13 Ridgewood Rd, Caloundra, Qld 4551, phone (07) 5491 6834. Email: info@reitsma.com.au. Or visit the website: www.reitsma.com.au. Story by: Trendsideas 07 Feb, 2012 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Rising to the occasion 05 Jan, 2025 Supporting the arts 05 Jan, 2025 A strong home in a strong land 05 Jan, 2025 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > AU2801 AU2801 Read More Similar Stories