A particularly beautiful work that totally responds to its setting. You can sense the calm and containment just in a glance.
Shearers Quarters by John Wardle Architects is located on a working sheep farm on North Bruny Island, Tasmania. The interior walls are lined with pine and the house is clad in galvanised, corrugated iron. Photography: John Wardle Architects
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