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.
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
Unveiling a 5,000 sq. ft. modular prefab addition by Resolution: 4 Architecture, seamlessly integrating indoor-outdoor living with breathtaking ocean views, luxurious guest suites, and rooftop amenities.
Utz-Sanby Architects have skillfully transformed Little Sister House into a blend of historical preservation and modern living. The thoughtful design respects the original cottage’s character while introducing contemporary elements that enhance functionality and comfort.
Autumn House, a striking project designed by Studio Bright in Wurundjeri Country, is an extension of a Victorian terrace home that incorporates a 1980s renovation by architect Mick Jörgensen and gracefully integrates a mature elm tree in the backyard.
This near 100 year old craftsman home has charming original features throughout, but the vintage 60s kitchen needed some attention. Wanting to breathe new life into the home, the clients opted to refresh the kitchen …
The Murrell House occupies a backland site measuring just 10 x14m. A brownfield site that was a storage yard for a landscape company in the rear garden of large Victorian terrace in Wandsworth.
The homeowner is a lively, colorful personality — but wanted her living space to feel neat and calm. “The Snug” embodies this dual character, with a welcoming garden entry that gives way to a serene living space on the upper level.
