Elliott Ripper House Combines Modern Features with Warm, Rustic Touches
The Elliott Ripper House project presents an appropriately simple and direct extrusion of an existing archetypal form within a sustainably modest footprint.
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Gibbon Street House by Cavill Architects
Architects: Cavill Architects Project: Gibbon Street House Location: Brisbane, Australia Photography: Christopher Frederick Jones Gibbon Street House is a single-family house that has been expanded and renovated by Cavill Architects, a Brisbane based architecture practice. Inspired by architecture with veneration for the past, the added structures at Gibbon St. were imagined as a series of relic-like garden walls
Richmond Avenue House / Lipton Plant Architects
This end-of-terrace Islington town house in London’s Richmond Avenue was creatively transformed by Lipton Plant Architects (LPA). From the architect: Our unique process has transformed Richmond Avenue to create a site-specific result that is recognisably original, intelligently resolved, aesthetic, enduring and valuable. The creation of a two storey high glass rear addition playfully connects family
Muswell Hill House / Jones Associates Architects
Jones Associates Architects have completed Muswell Hill House, an extension project to a 1930s house in North London. This detached 1930s house, virtually unaltered since the previous owners bought it in 1965, was transformed into a spacious, light-filled home for the clients and their four children. The ground floor was substantially extended and reconfigured to create
De Beauvoir House / Cousins & Cousins Architects
De Beauvoir House is an extension project completed in 2017 by Cousins & Cousins Architects, an award winning London based architectural practice.
Essendon House – Refurbishment and Extension by Lai Cheong Brown
Essendon House is a refurbishment and extension project completed by Australian studio Lai Cheong Brown. From the architect: Developed from a schematic design the clients had commissioned some years earlier with another designer, Helen Johnson, the project focused on the re-imagining of a solid brick Inter-war home as both a downsize for a retiring couple and