NEVILLE GRUZMAN
Lasslett
House, Lindfield 2001.
The
site for this house is very narrow and deep. One of the concerns
of the architect was to avoid at all costs having a garage
facing the street. The garages are therefore set to the rear
of the house and the drive is treated as the pedestrian entrance
to the house situated halfway along its length. When used
for entertaining, the public rooms all open on to one another
providing a huge space.
Apart
from Lasslett, other works of Gruzman featured on this site
include Chadwick,
Hills, Montrose,
and Darling Point.
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Notes
and pictures by Graham Swann
© 2005
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