Nico & Werner van der Meulen of Nico van der Meulen Architects cc collaborated with M Square Lifestyle Design & M Square Lifestyle Necessities as interior designer and furniture feature successfully finished beautiful and modern house in Bryanston Johannesburg SA. The basement consists of a gym with spa and dressing room, home theater with a wet bar, wine cellar/tasting room with separate areas for white and red wines, music room and a dance studio/ discotheque. The wall connecting these rooms has vertical slits lit with fluorescent lights at the back of the slits. All suites and the lounges leads onto balconies. The main suite has a covered balcony that juts into the family room below, and fireplaces in the private lounge, main bedroom and one outdoors on the balcony. A bridge suspended by stainless steel cable span across the double volume spaces, with views to north, east and south, and a bridge across the atrium below connects a large balcony to the house.

The main suite has a covered balcony that juts into the family room below and fireplaces in the private lounge, main bedroom and one outdoors on the balcony. The main bathroom is divided by a fireplace from the main bathroom and built into the same tree as the kitchen below, again with a massive sliding panel opening into the tree. The toilet and bidet are housed in a dark glass enclosure to cut it off from the open plan suite. A bridge suspended by stainless steel cable span across the double volume spaces, with views to north, east and south, and a bridge across the atrium below connects a large balcony to the house. Due to its north orientation, sun control features and cross ventilation, the house can be used almost year round without artificial heating or cooling. – Nico Van Der Meulen Architects

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