House Bruce Alexander is a dream home for cyclists around the world. As designers come up with stylish ways to store bicycles in the home, especially targeting smaller living spaces, the team behind this architectural feat decided the adage 'out of sight, out of mind' was a better approach. Using a system of wires and pulleys, the residents' bikes are lifted up into a recess in the ceiling.
Designed by Tribe Studio, House Bruce Alexander is located in Sydney, Australia. A renovated Victorian home, the owners had one simple request when embarking on its redesign, more space to store their art and bikes. The main goal of the bicycle storage system was to ensure the keep the walls of the home free, which addresses both requests.
Cyclist Dream Homes
House Bruce Alexander by Tribe Studio Boasts Clever Bike Storage
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