EB House by Dan Gayfer Design
Single-storied and modest in size with a distinct sloping roof and generous verandah area at the rear, this humble addition embodies the characteristics of mid-century Australian bungalows.
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Ripple House, Melbourne / FMD Architects
The Ripple House is a series of unfurling spaces defined by subtle shifts in the site and light. Discreetly positioned behind a single-fronted Victorian façade, the addition reinvents the previously disconnected floorplan, creating a highly adaptable family…
Well Tempered House, Melbourne / Green Sheep Collective
Tempering light, heat, privacy, and security by way of a dynamic facade, this two-storey home creatively addresses energy efficiency on its narrow inner-Melbourne site.
Radical Remodel and Renovation to a Mid-Terraced House in London
Ground floor extensions provide a bright new kitchen and dining space with improvement connection and views to the garden.
Trigg Beach House in Perth, Western Australia
The Trigg Beach House is an original 1950’s weatherboard home, extended and renovated to accommodate a growing family of six. A stones throw from Trigg Beach the home now comprises of five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two living…
Ashtead Kitchen Extension by Ashton Architecture
We were originally approached to undertaken internal structural modifications to create a larger living space at the rear of the family home, extending into the existing conservatory.
Clifton Hill Courtyard House – Addition to a Double-Fronted Weatherboard Home
This brick and glass extension fits snugly onto the back of a double fronted weatherboard worker’s cottage in Clifton Hill. Designed to capture light from the north, as well as views of an existing bottle brush tree…
7 Things to Consider when Building a New Area at Home
Choosing to build a new area at your home has become more famous than ever! It’s an ideal way to obtain additional space without worrying about relocation.
Addition to the Rear of a Interwar Bungalow
Designed for our garden loving client in Artarmon, on Sydney’s leafy North Shore “House in the garden” is an addition to the rear of a modest, interwar bungalow set within a beautiful established garden.