Engawa Apartment / FORarquitectura
The interior intervention consists of the structural consolidation of a roof that was on the verge of collapse due to the bending of the wooden beams that supported it, as they were weakened by woodworm.
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House on the Heath / Cox Architects
The clients needed natural light. A lot of natural light. The best way to get this was with large skylights and these were heavy. Specialist lifting equipment was therefore required to haul each one over the top…
Eichler Great Room / Klopf Architecture
In the renovation of an existing Eichler home, the Klopf Architecture team addressed the issue of too many disjointed spaces and the lack of functional areas. The owners disliked entering the house directly into the kitchen wall,…
Henry House, East Melbourne / WALA
Henry House is a 140-year-old Victorian terrace house that has been refurbished and extended with a contemporary rear ground level extension.
Rosso Verde House / Carter Williamson Architects
An alteration to an existing warehouse conversion on Gadigal country in Camperdown, Rosso Verde is quality over quantity personified. In an area where space is at a premium, this project rejects the prevailing notion that bigger is…
Seehafer Residence, a Mid-Century Transformation Designed by Skylab in Portland, Oregon
Nestled in a lush Pacific Northwest wooded landscape this 1954 home renovation included maintaining the primary structure of the house with a full re-envisioning of the spaces of daily life.
Fitzroy North Residence / Buck & Simple
Our role in transforming this family home was to reimagine the family areas and celebrate the connection between the house and the rear yard.
An Inner-City Victorian Terrace House Renovated by Andrew Simpson Architects
The ambition of the project was to inscribe the owners’ joint experiences as a couple into the spatial character of the building, and provide a new context for their current life together as a family with two…
Murray Brown House / Creative Union Network
Designed and built by Canadian architect Murray Brown for his family in 1938, this distinguished example of Toronto’s residential architecture blended traditional archetypes with early modernist inspirations.