Though the vast expanse of the Southern Ocean is just sufficient to make any place inhabitable, when you add the expertise of Max Pritchet Architect to it, it gets better than it was ever. Hailed as Australia’s first “Super Lodge” by Tatler Magazine, the Southern Ocean Lodge unifies impressive architecture with the surrounding ambiance. Spread across over a 1,548 sqm are on the Kangaroo Island, the lodge has twenty one suites with sloping roofs — where every fourth suite slants obliquely, on a fixed pattern. Also, the green minded will be happy to know that the eco-friendly thingy is being taken care of using locally generated electricity, rainwater harvesting technologies, an organic waste treatment system, timber frames and the pebbled flooring.
