The defensive street appearance of this house conceals a surprisingly different interior that is spatially complex. The house footprint was compacted to disturb the bush land as little as possible.
The spatial thematic of complex interlocking volumes is brought into play with each space connecting to the other and each room having views of adjoining bush land.
The Paterson House is perhaps the most private of Taglietti's houses but one of the most interesting.
Andrew Metcalf
Canberra Architectural Guide










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client :   Mr. & Mrs. M. Paterson

engineers:   K. Sellick 

mechanical engineers:   K. Bishop

quantity surveyors:   Rider Hunt & Partners

builder :   Subcontracting