In a location often bound by attempts to capture expansive mountain views, Beacon Point House provides a refreshing contrast by nestling itself into the established landscape. The relationship with a former dwelling on the site built by the client’s father is evident in the new forms, which appear deceivingly modest from the street but expand inwards to hug a central terrace. Materiality has been approached with restraint, with the black-stained exterior timber contrasting the warmth of the interior palette.