Pandolfini Architects Complete Wildcoast House on Australia's Mornington Peninsula

Pandolfini Architects has completed Wildcoast House, a residential project finished in 2025 on the Mornington Peninsula in Australia. The structure features three curved walls designed to create a private sanctuary within the coastal landscape. Situated on Bunurong Country of the Kulin Nations, the home integrates with sand dunes and moonah trees near the ocean. Miwa Negoro served as curator for the project, while Tasha Tylee provided photographic documentation. Construction was handled by Turn Group, with landscape architecture by Robyn Barlow and engineering by Meyer Consulting. The design emphasizes environmental connection, using organic forms to shelter inhabitants from coastal elements. This house represents contemporary architectural practice responding to specific site conditions through formal innovation.