Mount Hotham House
D'Ambrosio also designed the furniture for the Mount Hotham house and to further blur the division between indoors and outdoors, the architect also used the same materials on both sides of the glass walls, stone, wood and concrete.
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architecture 07 Aug 2007
Mount Hotham, in Victoria’s high country, is a long way from Rome. Although the mountainous terrain doesn’t feature Roman relics, it does lay claim to a house designed by one of Italy’s leading architects and industrial designers, Giovanni D’Ambrosio. “I’ve never experienced such wide open places before. From here, you don’t see any other buildings,” says D’Ambrosio, who was invited by Australian developers the Ray Group to design a landmark house in the snowfields.
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