Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of one of the award-winning houses from the 2024 Australian Institute of Architects, ACT Architecture Awards. Un Peu Perrault, by MyMyMy Architecture, stands as a testament to the transformative power of sensitive light touch architecture to enhance family connections and elevate daily life. Carefully balancing preservation of the original building fabric with the integration of a bright, inviting extension, the project caters to the evolving needs of the family.
Seamlessly blending innovation with functionality, MyMyMy Architectures design fosters moments of tranquility and familial joy through meticulous attention to detail. Key features include a zigzag folded and perforated steel screen, which redefines street presence, and strategic apertures that infuse interiors with warmth. This new addition by MyMyMy Architecture is an exercise in restraint. Un Peu Perrault serves as a symbol of architectural metamorphosis, seamlessly melding interior comfort with exterior aesthetics.
3 November | Sunday 5.30pm – 6.30pm
5 November | Tuesday 5.30pm – 6.30pm
Tickets | General Admission | $25 | Craft + Design Canberra Members | $20 | Bookings Essential
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MyMyMy Architecture is a Canberra based Architecture and Design Studio which is passionate about how things are put together – the small, carefully considered pieces that make up a whole. Through rigorous and collaborative design process the studio produces designs that excite and surprise.
MyMyMy works to create buildings and objects that contribute positively to the broader community by focusing on the ethics of inclusion, sustainability, and quality. It continually strives to build smaller, but build better, high-quality buildings, without ego, that will endure the test of time. The studio’s interests extend well beyond architecture to urban planning, furniture, light fittings and objects. MyMyMy is a fresh and progressive firm, constantly seeking out new and exciting challenges.
Image Credit: MyMyMy Architecture | Un Peu Perrault | Photograph by Anne Stroud