Project: Llewellyn House Architect: studioplusthree Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Photographs: Brett Boardman Llewellyn House is a project recently completed by Studioplusthree in Marrickville, Sydney. Description by Studioplusthree: Inviting life into a once-derelict Marrickville cottage, a complete renovation and new extension establishes living and rehearsal space for two musicians. A comfortable retreat set within […]
Project: Down Size Up Size House Architects: Carter Williamson Architects Location: McMahons Point Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Photographs: Brett Boardman Awards: Commendation – 2016 NSW Architecture Award for Small Projects Down Size Up Size House House is a residential project completed in 2016 by Carter Williamson Architects. Description by Carter Williamson Architects: Moving from a
Architects: Robert Nichol & Sons Project: Bell House Builder: Seventy 7 Projects Location: Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia Photographs: Itsuka Studio Bell House is an 1850’s home with a 1970’s addition. A complex, rambling house provided an interesting narrative on which to build. Robert Nichol & sons contribution gives a new address to the home, a new
The design involved the complete renovation and minor addition to one of the first homes built in the ultra-exclusive enclave of Red Mountain in Aspen, Colorado.
London interior architecture firm DOMstay has recently aquired the old St Johns Ambulance HQ sited within the old Citadel of Rye, East Sussex, UK.
Interior Design: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design Project: Tiny House Location: Portland, Oregon, US Photographs: Lincoln Barbour This little house is where Jessica (Jessica Helgerson Interior Design) and her family have been living for the last several years. It sits on a five-acre property on Sauvie Island, an agricultural island on the Columbia River 15 minutes
A dilapidated old town house was thoroughly rebuilt and renovated by JUMA architects with due respect for the past. The house is located in Bruges, Belgium. Description by JUMA: The proximity of the water adds to the serene atmosphere that permeates the streetscape. This feeling is brought inside through the refined and well-balanced design JUMA realized
The Red Barn at Hazel River Cabin repurposes a hand hewn oak corn crib, which originally stood in Berks County, Pennsylvania, into a screened living space and equipment shed on the grounds of Hazel River Cabin in Woodville, Virginia, US. Reclaimed red barn siding emphasizes the structure’s historic use, while set-back screen doors, framed with
