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Lumeah Renovation by Pepper & Well

A renovation project in Macedon, Australia, focuses on preserving the original design of a modernist house by architect Paul Couch.

The project, named Lumeah, is a careful restoration of one of the most intact houses designed by modernist architect Paul Couch, formerly known as the Harley House.

Located in Macedon on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country, the house was originally conceived as a highly resolved composition of exposed concrete, bluestone, timber, stainless steel, and compressed-straw Stramit Board, with no painted surfaces.

The renovation aims to maintain these original material and design principles.

The project is categorized under Houses and Renovation.

The completion year is set for 2025.

Photographs are by Tom Ross.

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