Olphert House, New South Wales / Nick Bell Architects
The aim of the project was to preserve the best of the original features of the house and build upon those with a fresh take on their style, extending and opening up the home for modern living.
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The aim of the project was to preserve the best of the original features of the house and build upon those with a fresh take on their style, extending and opening up the home for modern living.
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