Set on the Mornington Peninsula, the Clarendon Residence is a contemporary exploration of light, proportion, and material honesty. This new build embodies a restrained modern aesthetic defined by clean lines, geometric clarity, and seamless relationship between interior and exterior spaces.

The composition of the facade plays with transparency and solidity - expansive glazing and vertical detailing are balanced by robust masonry and metal cladding. The upper-level projects outward, creating a sense of lightness and providing shelter for the entry below, while a floating balcony framed in glass blurs the boundary between the built form and its natural surroundings.

Internally, the planning prioritises openness and flexibility. The upper floor hosts the primary living spaces, oriented to capture natural light and views of the surrounding landscape. Large sliding doors extend the living area to the terrace, encouraging a fluid connection with the outdoors. Below, secondary living zones and guest accommodation are anchored by a simple material palette that enhances the home's calm, contemporary feel.

Every detail has been considered to create a dwelling that is both sculptural and functional - a modern coastal home that sits confidently within its site while responding to the relaxed character of Dromana's coastal setting.