We were approached by our clients, a young family of 3 to redesign their home. The property had received previously been granted planning permission, however, the internal layout did not suit the clients’ needs. The site was challenging as it is part of a terrace that opens out to a hard landscaped internal community space/car park.
Tower House is a renovation and creativ extension to a weatherboard house in Alphington, Victoria, Australia. We restored the original, where we have two kids’ rooms, a bathroom and living spaces.
Highlever Road is a Victorian semi-detached house in West London that was completely renovated and expanded by London-based Haptic Architects. The architect’s description: The intention was to form a connection between the old and the new, to juxtapose the Victorian craftsmanship and love for intricate detail with modern construction techniques and to create generosity of space and light.
Brick Addition is designed by NOJI Studio and is located in Dublin, Ireland. NOJI is an RIAI accredited Architecture and Design practice based in Sligo Town, Ireland. The studio has recently received an RIAI commendation award for ‘Brick Addition’ project.
St Kilda Gable End House is the latest project by MRTN Architects in Melbourne, Australia. The house was built in the 80s and has been modified to accommodate a young family who wanted more space and light. The architect’s description: While most house alteration projects are concerned with an addition or alteration to the rear of
NE-AR, an architectural studio from Frankfurt, Germany, has designed an extension and renovation for existing small old summer house in Río Negro, Argentina. Project description by NE-AR: One Column House is an extension and refurbishment for an existing small old summer house on the shores of a Patagonian lake in the South of Argentina. The conditions
Initially this brick house was an old laundry boiler room. Old and remained without utilities, this small construction from San Francisco was transformed by the architect Christi Azevedo into a full-service guest apartment.
With a growing family, the owners of Crib and Chock House wanted to extend the residence located in Coburg, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. The expansion project was realized by Windust Architects x Interiors .
