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UniCote® Coastal delivers aesthetics and protection to seaside home in bushfire zoneUniCote® Coastal delivers aesthetics and protection to seaside home in bushfire zone

UniCote® Coastal delivers aesthetics and protection to seaside home in bushfire zone

UniCote® Coastal provided the perfect roofing and cladding solution for a new home being built in an area impacted by bushfire.

Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

18 Sep 2024 1m read View Author

UniCote® Coastal provided the perfect roofing and cladding solution for a new home being built in an area impacted by bushfire.

At the end of 2015, bushfires swept through Wye River destroying everything in its path. It was at this time that architect Andrew Simpson received a call from a client he’d just completed a house for in inner Melbourne.

The client requested Andrew to now turn his attention to imagining a replacement for their cherished coastal getaway, which – apart from the concrete driveway – had been reduced to ashes.

Beginning with a clean slate, and being conscious of the property’s proximity to the sea, Andrew realised that UniCote® Coastal was the sensible choice to not only provide unmatched aesthetics but also ensure protection from corrosive environments and a bushfire prone area.

UniCote® Coastal

Project details

Project: Y-House

Type: Residential

Location: Wye River, Victoria

Architect: Andrew Simpson Architects

Builder: Camson Homes

Supplier: Stramit

Brand: UniCote®

Material Solution: UniCote® Coastal

Application: Roofing, Cladding

Finish: Monolith

Profile: Stramit Longspan

Year: 2017

Photographer: Peter Bennetts

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