Ruffey Lake House by Inbetween Architecture

Ruffey Lake House is a modern single family residence designed in 2016 by Inbetween Architecture situated in Doncaster, Australia.

Modern, minimalist home with glass windows, brick exterior, and lush greenery surrounds.
Sleek modern interior with expansive windows overlooking lush greenery, minimalist furniture.
A modern, minimalist living space with brick accent wall, leather sofa, and round coffee table.
Spacious living area with modern furnishings, sleek cabinetry, and natural lighting.
A modern, minimalist kitchen and dining room with wooden furniture, concrete floors, and pendant lighting.
Minimalist dining area with wooden furniture, pendant lights, and a view of the outdoors.
Minimalist home office with modular wooden shelving system, desk, and chess set.
Elegant open-plan room with built-in wooden shelving, large window overlooking lush greenery.
Minimalist interior with wood paneling, gray furniture, and modern artwork.
Minimalist staircase with built-in shelving, showcasing clean lines and functional design.
Minimalist studio apartment with black and white color scheme, built-in storage, and cozy seating.
Sleek black sliding door opens to a minimalist, well-organized closet space.

About Ruffey Lake House

This 1970s double-brick home, overlooking Ruffey Lake Park, is undergoing a complete transformation.

Embracing Natural Light and Views

To maximize the stunning outlook and north-facing frontage, we are opening up the dark, compartmentalized interior. This change will enhance natural light, offer beautiful views, and connect the kitchen, dining, and living spaces. Private spaces like the music room and TV den will be on the sheltered west side.

Maximizing Natural Light

Reworking the stepped floor levels and strategically placing skylights will bring natural light through the house down to the ground floor. Combining this with dramatically raked eaves to the north creates unique focal points, adding variation and personality. A central timber stair will feature custom shelving on one side and open to a double-height void bathed in skylight softness on the other.

New First Floor Features

The new first floor will include generous bedroom suites, a common bathroom, and a large terrace. This terrace will be accessible from both the common landing and master suite, offering north sun and park views.

Photography by Tatjana Plitt

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