Star architect to the PM reveals latest project
A render of the design for ‘Byron Bay Residence’ by architect, Rob Mills. Image supplied.
The architect behind the recent makeover of the Prime Minister’s house has revealed a sneak peek of his latest project — a $16.5 million home in Byron Bay.
Rob Mills, who leads the award-winning studio, Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors, has just received council approval for his first project in the northern NSW hotspot.
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Circular pools seem to be making a comeback. Image supplied.
The design for ‘Byron Bay Residence’ in Byron Street was inspired by the Byron landscape and will feature circular, linked pavilions.
The single-storey, resort-style residence will feature a cellar, a gym, a day spa with a sauna, a steam room, a games room and an amazing circular swimming pool.
An artist’s impression of the home’s entrance. Image supplied.
The mystery client has not been revealed, but Mills is well known for designing homes for the well-heeled, including updating one of Australia’s most historic homes, Kirribilli House — the home of Australia’s prime minister.
“This project is symbolic of the change in the Byron Bay landscape,” Mr Mills told Property Confidential.
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Cathedral ceilings and curves all over. Image supplied.
“It is redefining the balance between the relaxed, natural surroundings and the new wave of luxury in the community.
“Designing this home is an incredible opportunity to explore a truly unique vision while honouring the land on which it will be built.”
The architect opened a Noosa office last year to cater to the increasing demand for luxury, custom-made homes in Queensland’s coastal markets.
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Curves on the roofline match the lines of the circular pool. Image supplied.