Presentation sheet. A cut away axonometric with the two floors drawn apart, the light living floor lifted clear of the dark working floor below it, every room labelled through. First floor, about 271 m2 — sitting, dining and kitchen along one side, the main suite with its ensuite and walk in wardrobe at the far end, two guest bedrooms and the snug across the front behind the veranda, the family bathroom inboard, and the lift and stair set to one side of the hall. Ground floor, about 271 m2 — a four car garage in two bays of two in line, the boot room and shower on the spine with the lift and stair, the gym and games room on the other side opening under the deck onto the covered terrace with the outdoor kitchen and pizza oven, and the plant room behind. The workshop stands separate with its storage loft exploded out above it, a covered link into the garage, and the generator screened beyond. A roof aerial and a dusk rear perspective sit alongside, with key facts and a materials key for charred timber, pale cladding, standing seam roof, timber decking and exposed steel.

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The line drawings

The seven drawings the scheme carried from 13 September 2026, until the presentation sheets replaced them.

The card

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The line drawings

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The notes

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Seven drawings, built as line work rather than rendered: a site plan, both floor plans, and the four elevations. They were how the scheme was argued before it was ever shown — a plot boundary, a lane, a drive, and rooms with dimensions against them.

The presentation sheets that replaced them carry more: an axonometric with the two floors drawn apart, an aerial, a dusk perspective, a materials key, and the workshop elevations the line drawings never had. That is the reason for the swap, and on almost everything the two sets agree — 271 m2 a floor, three metres clear downstairs, eaves at 6.3 m, ridge at 9.1 m.

They disagree on the compass, and these drawings are the ones that are right. The lane and the yard are to the south east, the garden is west and south, and the front garden, the porch and the veranda face north — which is why the garage doors face north and the whole rear elevation looks over garden. The sheets reverse it, so the faces they caption north and south are each other's. Until the sheets are relabelled, the orientation of record is here.

The drawings

7 sheets

Site plan. One acre. Lane and yard to the south east, garden to the west and south, pedestrian front garden to the north. — 01 · Site plan

Ground floor. Garage across the east, the transition spine down the middle, gym and games room to the west. North at the top, dimensions in metres. — 02 · Ground floor

Upper floor. Hall front to back, living rooms west and south, main suite east over the garage. North at the top, dimensions in metres. — 03 · Upper floor

North, the front. Dark recessed base with the garage doors, pale upper floor projecting over a three metre veranda, open tread steps at the east end. — 04 · North

South, the rear. Deck across the full width with a solid screen at the suite end, glazed living wall behind, covered terrace below. — 05 · South

East, the drive side. Gable end, covered walk linking the workshop into the garage, guest room windows above. — 06 · East

West, the garden side. Gable end, gym door and games room glazing in the base, deck wrap returning along this face. — 07 · West