This house (2004) by architect Sam Crawford is located at Bundeena Beach, on Sydney’s southern edge. The house is raised off the ground, set on steel posts driven into the dune, braced against a north-easterly sea swell that can, at times, send a surge of energy through the dune and into the building fabric. The house is designed to be both strong and flexible, built of a composite steel/timber frame.

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