10/09/2026
How could we not share • Telha Clarke • Daylesford Hill House
Partially embedded into the hill, the house adopts a low-profile form that recedes into the landscape, its stepped organisation a direct response to the site’s natural topography. Drawing from regional shed and rural typologies, entry occurs from the street via a bridge. The dark external materiality and recessed threshold contrast with a more porous internal condition, revealing framed views to landscape beyond and a spatially rich interior palette.
Architecture & Interiors by Telha Clarke
Built by Hardwick Build Co
Photography by Timothy Kaye
Traditional Land Owners: The Dja Dja Wurrung people