Hendra House.

ArchiPro Project Summary - A contemporary family home inspired by mid-century design, featuring flexible living spaces, abundant natural light, and a strong connection to the garden, all while maintaining privacy and accommodating a love for entertaining.

Title:: Hendra House
Architect:: Hive Architecture
Category:: Residential/; New Builds

A timeless family home that could accommodate their love for entertaining was the key priority for the clients of Hendra House. Taking strong cues from mid-century design and the local subtropical climate the largely concrete and timber structure was designed for flexible living. The L shaped plan forms a direct connection to the NE corner of the garden, with windows and glass doors opening the entire lower and upper levels to the sun and local summer breezes. The carefully retained mature Jacaranda tree inspired the height and volume of the home and afforded the ability to open the façade to the street whilst maintaining privacy. The result is a free-flowing contemporary home that manages all the requirements of a large family while also exemplifying its inhabitants’ love of contemporary design and entertaining.

Photography: Andy Macpherson Studio

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Hive Architecture. Hive Architecture is a boutique, client-focused practice dedicated to quality, clarity, and genuine collaboration. We are based on the Sunshine Coast working both locally and across Australia. We’re driven by a passion for thoughtful design and a deep appreciation for the Australian lifestyle and local landscape. Our work centres on creating considered, design focused homes that promote wellness, feel effortless to live in, and quietly elevate day-to-day life. We partner closely with clients to shape spaces that are refined, functional, and deeply connected to their way of living.