Waverley Residence was designed by Anderson Architecture and is located in Waverley, a suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Its asymmetrical facade keeps the exterior interesting, and its interior is kept awash in light from numerous windows all over the walls. The house requires very little heating or cooling, utilising passive solar techniques, internal thermal mass and natural ventilation to maintain a comfortable, healthy indoor environment.
A challenging aspect, with excessive western exposure and a large existing building to the north, helped define the lofty roof forms which capture northern light.
