5 July 2008
New rural architecture
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Beneath the Forest Canopy
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The price of coastal land has put the dream of an architect-designed house on the beach far out of the reach of most Australians.
But indications are that Australians are following their sea change rush to the beach with a tree change phenomenon that's seeing architects being briefed to create rural retreats that are both innovative and sensitive to the environment.
And so the country house it seems might soon no longer be the poor relation to the beach house.
Guests
Stephen Crafti
Author and architecture commentator
Publications
Title: A Place in the Country: New Rural Architecture
Author: Stephen Crafti
Publisher: Craftsman House
Presenter
Alan Saunders
Producer
Mark Wakely
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