architecture

i’ve been collecting architecture inspo from Australia where pretty much all the homes are narrow and long and everything happens in the backyard. 

the design of this one looks great but i have mixed feelings about the sitting area by the front door. 

- you have a full fledged backyard that’s more private. 
- the area is flat and the fence is high so not like you can do porch sitting and watch what happens on the street
- the door is narrow and doesn’t make sense to be left open so the flow back into the house seems suboptimal. 

i get the appeal — it’s a cute space — but wondering how this could be utilized in a better way?

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damn ok how did i not see this. i’d just do it in the backyard anyway tho

That area of the porch is for hitting the blunt my guy

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the appeal is it probably cost 20k in 1990 but is now worth 2.5m dollarydoos