Take a video tour of Atelier Chen Hung’s tiny Keperra House
This architecture movie shows Atelier Chen Hung’s compact Keperra House, located in a post-war suburb of Brisbane, Australia.
The Australian studio, which was formerly known as A-CH, completed the house in 2013. It is designed for a single occupant, positioned at the end of the garden of an existing property.
The building is characterised by a central sheltered deck that separates the bedroom from the living spaces, and frames views of a Jacaranda tree and the main house “to celebrate the spirit of the place where it belongs”.
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