Mona Lane House / Harley Graham Architects
Mona Lane House required a high level of integration from a multi-disciplinary team. The building presented many challenges that took careful coordination and consideration.
Mona Lane House required a high level of integration from a multi-disciplinary team. The building presented many challenges that took careful coordination and consideration.
The key challenges for this project lay in adapting the existing fabric with the contemporary addition towards the rear. Influenced by the Arts and Crafts Movement, the original design is an exemplar of Bungalow architecture
Masculine sophistication and glamour have been poured into this project, a four-storey mansion the Stylesmiths™ redesigned to promote intimacy within vast spaces.
This stunning four-bedroom reno effortlessly oozes fun and functionality with a transformation that honours colour, character and coming together.
This project exemplifies distinctiveness of contemporary design… clean, symmetrical lines, supported by solid building elements and integration of natural light from all solar aspects.
Replacing an existing home within Picton, in New South Wales, the proposal retains some of the remaining foundations, reusing materials across the site in a more deliberate way.
Purchased by a couple in their 30s, able to see the potential of strong foundational elements, Britt White Studio was engaged to drive a complete renovation of the property, modernising the aesthetic of the home to their own style and taste.
Little Pinky House is a major alteration and extension – on a modest scale – of a hundred year old weatherboard cottage just outside the blast radius of Coode Island.