Frog House
At 178m², the Frog is a well-zoned and efficient family home designed for flexibility and comfort.
The layout includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a powder room, and a study nook. The zoning strategy places the master suite on the ground floor with a universal access ensuite, while the remaining bedrooms are upstairs alongside a flexible space for play or retreat — allowing for clear separation between quiet and active zones.
Optimised for sites with north to the rear or side, the design allows for adaptability. As with the Finch, the covered deck and garage/carport are considered ancillary and can be positioned to suit site-specific access, views, and solar orientation.
What’s included in your free download:
Key visuals and the floor plan layout
A quick overview of the design thinking behind the Possum House
Ideal site conditions and project types it suits
What’s in a name?
Ready to go deeper?
Take the next step with a Design Drawing Package, created to help you (and your builder) explore how the Possum House could work on your specific site — without committing to full documentation just yet.
What’s included:
Scaled plans, elevations, and sections
Materials and glazing schedules
Builder-friendly details to support early feasibility and costing
Guidance on key considerations for your unique site conditions
This package gives you the detail needed to assess fit, price, and overall viability — so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
The Frog House is named for the Corroboree Frog, one of Australia’s iconic animals. The frog hails from the sub-alpine regions of Snowy Mountains and is vibrantly patterned in yellow and black. The introduction of disease has ravaged the population and they are directly threatened by climate change. Populations are being bred in captivity by several zoos across Australia to combat the dwindling wild numbers.
Ready to build?
Our Working Drawings Package includes everything your builder and consultants need to move forward with confidence.
What’s included:
Construction drawings and schedules
External materials and glazing details
Single-use copyright license
Clear notes to guide local adaptation by engineers, energy raters, or designers
Documentation suitable for tendering and building contracts
It’s a solid foundation that helps streamline the process — reducing cost, confusion, and delays.