Max Pritchard Archtiect

Max Pritchard Architect is an Adelaide practice. Max Pritchard studied architecture at the University of Adelaide, has run his own practice since 1986, and is a Life Fellow of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects. In 2004 he received the President's Medal from the RAIA's SA Chapter, whose citation described him as "an architect of people and place", and his work has received many RAIA Merit and Commendation awards.

The citation noted that his houses can be the best examples of architectural excellence as well as affordable solutions for clients seeking more than the mainstream offerings of the housing industry.

On Lunchbox, Bridge House is a cost-efficient home and office near Ashbourne that spans a creek like a bridge, touching the earth lightly with a small 110-square-metre footprint. Fleurieu Beach House is a relaxing holiday home whose fan-shaped plan and curved corrugated iron walls follow the hillside to capture sweeping views over the beach.

See Bridge House and Fleurieu Beach House on Lunchbox below.

Bridge House Touches the Earth Lightly -- Literally and Figuratively

Bridge House takes full advantage of a naturally stunning site, straddling a creek bed and touching the earth lightly environmentally and physically.

Almost Watertank-Like, Curved Corrugated Iron Feels Very Australian

Sweeping views of hills, beach, rocks and ocean inspired the fan shaped plan of Fleurieu Beach House - a model for coastal living.