16 Kevock Road, Lasswade

Morris and Steedman, 1958. 2-storey central block, with flanking single storey ranges, asymmetrical, narrow rectangular plan modern geometric house with cantilevered balcony deck to principal (NE) elevation and garage to W, sited on a narrow ridge above ground falling steeply to SW. White rendered brick with redwood boarding with cedar battens; and large glazed panels. Timber mullions and wallheads; flashing metal.

SW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: window, with blinded window flanking at ground in bay to centre; advanced bays with glazing to all 3 sides flanking (bay to left projecting further to left) with bridging girder above; 3 glazed bays at 1st floor. Slightly lower, vertically glazed block set back to left with door to re-entrant angle. Square-plan double garage, set at angle of 45 degrees to house to W angle; randomly disposed small square lights to N and W walls. Vertically glazed block set back to right; 2-bay block, with window in each bay, swept back at 45 degrees to outer right.

NE (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: plain, 2-storey with flanking single storey blocks. Blank wall to centre; tall window in left return; glazed door at ground in right return; narrow vertically disposed windows flanking ridged timber panel at 1st floor to return above. Single storey, blank wall set back to right. Garage, set at angle to outer right. 2-storey blank bay set back to left of centre; tall window flanking boarded timber panel at 1st floor in left return. Low wall with doorway set to right and later lean-to potting shed to outer left.

Fixed picture windows with some sliding and casement mechanisms. Roofing of flat 3 layer bitumen felt with white spar cover; tall ashlar stack to NW range; predominantly PVCu rainwater goods.