Long Pavilion | Feather & Lawry Design

Long Pavilion | Feather & Lawry Design | Photographer: Cameron Murchison Photography

2025 National Architecture Awards Program

Long Pavilion | Feather & Lawry Design

Traditional Land Owners

Western Wakka Wakka, Giabal & Jarowair peoples

Year
2025
Chapter

Queensland

Region

Darling Downs and West Moreton

Category
Residential Architecture – Houses (New)
Builder
Hotondo Homes
Photographer
Cameron Murchison Photography
Media summary

Long Pavilion is a striking architectural project featuring open-plan spaces that seamlessly connect indoors and outdoors. The design incorporates large flexible openings, inviting the surrounding countryside and towering eucalypts into every room. The pavilion juxtaposes rural materials with translucent polycarbonate panels, adding interest, light, and color to the spaces.

The form is deceptively simple yet impactful, creating a relaxed living environment with cool breezes flowing through expansive open areas. Filtered light from skylights and battened screens demarcate bedroom wings, while the central living spaces face a sports oval. The residence transforms into a social pavilion for weekend events, with terraces for spectators.

The design maximizes the rural environment’s value, integrating landscape elements and preserving mature eucalypts. It balances being a refuge from harsh conditions and inviting nature into all spaces. Fire regulations and budget constraints shaped the shed vernacular design, creating varied internal volumes and a legible spine connecting rooms.

Project Practice Team

Michael Fleming, Project Architect
Tess Lawry, Interior Designer
Alex Eckersley, Designer
Samantha Black, Drafting Technician
Angel Shaw, Graduate of Architecture
Dominique Koronui, Interior Designer

Project Consultant and Construction Team

Baker Rossow Consulting Engineers, Structural Engineer
Baker Rossow Consulting Engineers, Structural Engineer
Design Connexion, Bushfire Management
MinStaff Surveys, Site Survey

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