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The Architects’ Family Home: House 3 by Coy Yiontis
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Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Photography Dave Kulesza

The Architects’ Challenge To Perceptions About Residential Space Requirements In Australia, Particularly For A Large Family Home.

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