This Lacebark Lane home is characterised by a simple, extruded gable form. The living spaces are raised above street level to achieve an elevated westerly outlook, which optimises the afternoon sun. The street elevation is a combination of solid panels and glazing, portioned equally along the facade to establish a rhythmic banding effect. The enclosed entrance opens vertically to reveal an atrium-like volume above. Coupled with a sloping ceiling and high glazing this central space creates a strong connection to the eastern terrace. The internal spaces are arranged in a straightforward manner, but are entwined with an assortment of curious nooks and interesting spaces.