- Simple clean lines bring colour and warmth to every structure
- Residents are connected to the outdoors, opening homes to air and light
Started in the late 19th century and as popular today, the Modernist movement in architecture is characterised by simple, clean lines, ample air and light and connecting occupants with the outdoors. Modernism challenged traditional views on architecture - emphasising the form of a building should be integral to its beauty and its materials.
Many ideas and innovations from this period are still considered modern and relevant today. In planning domestic spaces, natural lighting and ventilation were features that are increasingly relevant in new housing today. Outdoor spaces were integrated with interior living areas and open plan designs gave the sense of spacious living.
It’s this spirit of Modernism that is captured in the design for Perry Lakes. Here among the gardens and native tree groves, you’ll find form melding with function, and innovation courting style.
At Perry Lakes, the freedom to choose your lifestyle is reflected in your choice of modern home design.
