“This home by Hatch Architects is both a place of refuge and a place to connect with nature. Sunlight dances across natural timber and stone, connecting indoor and outdoor spaces, while textures and materials evoke a sense of calm, grounding, and timeless simplicity.”
Located within the established streets of Randwick, Barn House is a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional barn form. Designed by Mona Hashemi of Hatch Architects, the residence balances strong, legible geometry with a restrained material palette that brings warmth, texture and longevity to the architecture.
Natural stone is used throughout the project as a grounding element — not as decoration, but as a deliberate architectural device that unifies form, landscape and function across the site.
