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Watch: A Conversation with Easton Pearson

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Watch: A Conversation with Easton Pearson

Watch the conversation with Pamela Easton and Lydia Pearson of Easton Pearson – the fourth in our Habitus Conversation Series.

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Olinda House by @bentarchitecture is broadly built on the existing footprint to minimise site disturbance and maintain existing trees. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @tatjanaplitt

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This Japanese row house has the rare happenstance of abutting two streets – one to the north, another to the south. As designed by @hearth_architects it has a different face for each. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by Yuta Yamada

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@molecule_studio has constructed a careful interplay between the new and old for an extension to a Victorian home: as one moves around from the front to the rear the architecture gracefully transitions from the mid 19th century to the present day. “The light rear double-storey brick element pops forward from the bluestone shroud and is clad in a contrasted white brick, detailed with Flemish bond,” says Anja de Spa, Flemish Bond brickwork having been popular in the 19th century. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @derek_swalwell

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Just dropped! Episode 4 of Dialling In With Habitus has landed and this week we’re speaking with Koichi Takada of @koichitakadaarchitects on the greening of cities, the effect of where you live on your emotional state, and the opportunities for change and growth coming out of the pandemic. Listen now at #HabitusLiving #applepodcasts or #spotify – link in bio !

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Surrounded by views of greenery and nature this house by @bentarchitecture offers a window out at every opportunity – including in the bathroom. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @tatjanaplitt

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The residents and brothers of the Twins House by @williskusumaarchitects wanted the houses to be as low maintenance as possible. This translates to a minimal material palette comprising concrete, wood, steel and glass. The wood is Javanese teak, a warm-toned hardwood native to the area. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @mariowibowo_

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