Rise is a study in balance — where modern clarity meets quiet sanctuary. Rooted in proportion, permanence, and the choreography of light, it pairs traditional gable forms with softened masonry curves to create a silhouette that feels both protective and liberating. Designed around the philosophy of “Framed Living,” the home captures landscape and sky as integral architectural elements rather than background scenery.


Exterior Architecture:
Rise blends the familiarity of soaring gables with the unexpected softness of rounded masonry walls, creating a form that feels grounded yet distinctive. Expansive arched openings and oversized glazing act as curated lenses, precisely framing greenery, sky, and seasonal light. Deep overhangs and a sheltered entry create a moment of transition between street and sanctuary, offering both protection and architectural presence. The composition avoids trend-driven gestures, instead relying on proportion, light, and material contrast to establish a timeless street presence designed to endure.
Two-storey home
1,836 sq ft / approx. 171 m²
SECOND FLOOR:
1,583 sq ft / approx. 147 m²
3,419 sq ft / approx. 318 m²
1,498 sq ft / approx. 139 m²
DOUBLE GARAGE:
593 sq ft / approx. 55 m²
5 Bedrooms | 4 Full, 1 Half Bath

Interior Experience:
Inside, Rise balances warmth and architectural clarity through layered millwork, mid-tone wood finishes, and thoughtful spatial shifts. A sunken living room creates intimacy within the open plan while maintaining connected sightlines across the main floor. The kitchen acts as both social anchor and sculptural moment, with bold stone selections and integrated cabinetry reinforcing cohesion. Architectural detailing continues through open shelving, glass partitions, and reeded elements, culminating in a serene primary suite defined by wood paneling, Viola marble, and spa-inspired finishes. The result is a home that feels grounded, refined, and built for long-term living.




Key Features:
- Sculptural gable roofline with curved masonry detailing
- Oversized arched glazing and “Framed Living” window moments
- Deep sheltered entry and cantilevered overhangs
- Sunken living room architectural focal point
- Mid-tone wood cabinetry and millwork throughout
- Bold stone countertop selections
- Built-in dining nook and layered open shelving
- Reeded glass and Viola marble spa ensuite



