Green Ribbon House

The living façade contributes to biodiversity while enhancing the streetscape, incorporating integrated bird habitats and seasonal planting. The result is a dynamic interplay between built form and landscape, where architecture and ecology are intrinsically linked.

The concept subverts the familiar pitched-roof house by introducing subtractive and additive forms, resulting in a distinctive and characterful composition.

Located in Crofton Park, this new four-bedroom home is defined by a base form clad in recycled clay tiles, punctured with openings and extended apertures. In front of this, a curved living wall acts as a ribbon-like screen, softening the underlying geometry and introducing texture, colour and ecological value.