Hayley Curnow

Contributor Profile

Hayley is an Interior Designer at Geyer Perth and writer for various architectural publications, including Houses and Artichoke magazines. Hayley finds delight in the finer details of a project and is particularly interested in the way interior spaces can shape our everyday experience

Location: Perth, Australia

Bold and rhythmic: CLT House

Projects | Merging tectonics, landscape and family life, this addition to a 1970s family home celebrates the poetry and pragmatism of cross-laminated timber.

Down by the river: South Yarra House

Projects | A quaint walkway stepping up from Melbourne’s Yarra River is the sole means of access to this 1930s brick home, where an extension is a treetop sanctuary.

Coming together: His and Hers House

Projects | Sculpted around the simple daily enactment of the owners’ newly shared life, this addition represents a binding together of stories, memories and moments.

Brick by brick: Grey Street House

Projects | This house in Western Australia transcends its modest site and budget through strategic manipulations of light and form.

Dual impact: Exploding Shed House

Projects | David Weir Architects creates an“energetic” one-bedroom cottage in Perth that provides a place to live and a place to work.

Postcards for Perth

Review | Hayley Curnow reviews the Postcards for Perth exhibition at the Australian Urban Design Research Centre in October 2012.