37 Tasman Drive
Set within the rolling coastal landscape of Gerringong south of Sydney, this residence by Clayton Orszaczky is conceived as a considered response to both site and climate.
Positioned to maximise its elevated outlook, the home engages directly with the surrounding coastline, where shifting light and ocean views become integral to daily life.
The plan unfolds across a series of connected spaces that balance openness with retreat. Living and entertaining areas are oriented toward the horizon, with expansive glazing drawing natural light deep into the interior while reinforcing a seamless relationship between inside and out. This connection extends to outdoor terraces and landscaped zones.
Materially, Clayton Orszaczky has employed a restrained palette that supports both durability and warmth, responding to the demands of the residence’s environment while maintaining a sense of refinement. The spatial arrangement accommodates both family life and moments of quiet retreat, offering flexibility within a cohesive architectural framework.
Through a clear and deliberate approach, the architect has articulated a contemporary interpretation of coastal living, where architecture is shaped by landscape, climate and a strong sense of place.
- Ocean views
- Pool
- Solar power system
- Outdoor entertaining area
- Underfloor heating
- Outdoor shower
- Landscaped gardens
- Underground water tank
- Passive solar design
- Tesla EV charger
- Concealed wet bar
