Sheen House / R2 Studio Architects
The Sheen House project includes a rear extension with a large open-plan space including the kitchen, dining space, lounge and library which form the heart of the family home.
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End-of-Terrace Family House in London Gets a Contemporary Extension
Conjuring traditional notions of the ‘hearth’ as the focal point of a home, the playful chimney duo within this contemporary extension to an end-of-terrace family house became conceptually and physically integral to the design.
Treehouse Terrace House / Green Sheep Collective
The renovation and extension of this terrace house have transformed it from a dark, cold home, into a well-lit, warm, naturally ventilated and energy efficient house, with an excellent connection to the garden and views to the city and rooftops of North Carlton.
Edwardian Terrace House in Brunswick Gets an Original Upgrade
Renovating a semi-detached, single fronted Edwardian terrace house always poses a unique set of challenges. The sites are often long and narrow with a shared party wall on one side and an existing house which can be over 100 years old.
Peak-a-Boo House: Addition and Renovation by Post Architecture
Located in Etobicoke—a suburb of Toronto—Peak-a-Boo House overcomes those challenges, delivering a modern, light-filled, and liveable home for its new owners.
Modern Double Storey Extension in Southwark, London
The brief was to extend and re-invent the ground floor for modern family life, complete a luxurious master ensuite and maximise the potential of the loft space. A part-two storey rear extension was the result …
Australian Coastal Home Updated for Modern Family Living
Nestled into a tranquil coastal landscape, the elegant existing three-bedroom Australian coastal home required rejuvenation, updated amenity and an extension to meet the needs of its new owners, while retaining the spirit of the house they fell in love with.
Cecil Street House in South Melbourne / Chan Architecture
The Cecil Street House project was a renovation and extension to a single fronted, double storey Victorian terrace house in South Melbourne. The existing house was long and narrow, and consisted of a series of dark, dilapidated rooms planned in a linear configuration.