SRG House / Fox Johnston
The SRG house is one of a pair of heritage-listed semis, built in 1972 on a steep waterfront site looking across the Parramatta River towards Iron Cove to the south, and Birkenhead Point to the west.
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The SRG house is one of a pair of heritage-listed semis, built in 1972 on a steep waterfront site looking across the Parramatta River towards Iron Cove to the south, and Birkenhead Point to the west.
Designed in the ‘transitional’ style, the addition has an aesthetic that bridges traditional and modern, in its considered use of material and proportion.
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Cloistered House, Turner Architects’ award‑winning restoration and extension of a Cubitt‑built Georgian terraced home, transforms a long‑neglected ruin into an urban sanctuary. After winning the 2021 Urban Oasis of the Year / Don’t Move, Improve! award, the…
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The original tack barn consisted of a single interior tool and workspace with a crushed gravel floor, upper level sleeping attic and lean-to shed roof for horses.
In the authentic district Hillegersberg – Schiebroek in Rotterdam, there stands a characteristic corner house from the year 1956.
Our new home was created in a historical part of a small town. We connected the neighboring buildings, got rid of all inappropriate interventions, and reconstructed them cleanly and considerately.
When the renovation was begun the apartment A+E still maintained its original layout, divided into 12 small rooms, some without windows and destined for storage of materials.