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How to Expand Your Home Without Sacrificing Style or Comfort

How to Expand Your Home Without Sacrificing Style or Comfort

Expanding your home can be an exciting opportunity to create more space for your growing needs, but it also comes with challenges. The key to a successful home addition is ensuring that the new space blends seamlessly with the existing structure, both functionally and aesthetically.

Denton House / Martin Fenlon Architecture

Denton House / Martin Fenlon Architecture

Located in the historic neighborhood of Highland Park, Denton House is a reimagined 1920s home, thoughtfully expanded and renovated for a local designer and artist’s family. Martin Fenlon Architecture led this transformation, carefully integrating the new design with the existing site while preserving the original character of the house.

Cedarwood House / Studio BAD Architects

Cedarwood House Sustainably Upgraded by Studio BAD Architects

The Cedarwood House project exemplifies how historic structures can be thoughtfully reimagined to accommodate modern family needs. Originally built in the 1950s, this Colt timber-framed house, located in Twyford within the South Downs National Park, required an update to fit the growing family while preserving its historical charm.

Kristy - Hughesdale House / Eckersley Architects

Kristy Hughesdale House / Eckersley Architects

The Kristy Hughesdale House by Eckersley Architects is a thoughtful single-level extension to an existing Victorian weatherboard home, designed to accommodate the needs of a growing young family. The project elegantly combines the charm of the original structure with a modern twist

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