Come nighttime, this extension glows like a Japanese rice-paper lantern; like a gentle, gleaming box,” says architect Luke Moloney. With its white luminescence, subtle textures and delicate angles, it would make light sculptor Isamu Noguchi proud. That brilliance extends to daytime, albeit expressed differently, when the soaring glassed void, with its multi-pitched butterfly roof and timber screening, is immersed in sunshine and touches the earth lightly.
Luke has played with the roofline, with its origami folds, introducing subtle pitches that let in the light and echo the topography, while also welcoming in views
