17 Bodalla Street
Set within the leafy contours of Norman Park, Brisbane, this residence by Tim Stewart Architects has been conceived as a nuanced response to both landscape and subtropical climate.
The home is carefully arranged across its site, allowing each level to engage with outlook, ventilation and natural light while maintaining a strong sense of privacy and retreat.
Internally, the planning reflects a commitment to spatial clarity. Living and entertaining zones are oriented to capture views and prevailing breezes, with expansive openings extending these spaces outward to terraces and landscaped areas. This approach establishes a seamless relationship between inside and out, reinforcing a way of living that is both open and adaptable.
Materially, Tim Stewart Architects has employed a restrained and tactile palette, balancing durability with warmth to suit Brisbane’s weather. Timber, stone and refined finishes are layered throughout, creating a sense of cohesion and permanence.
Through this measured approach, Tim Stewart Architects has crafted a home that is both grounded and elevated, offering a contemporary interpretation of Brisbane living shaped by context, climate and a strong connection to place.
- Pool
- Outdoor entertaining area
- Riverfront position
- Miele appliances
- Home library
- Fireplace
- Barbecue
- Citrus garden
- Water-facing deck
- Kayak storage
- Spotted gum flooring
- Solar power system
