For all its apparent simplicity, this compact addition and alteration and is one of our most successful projects to date. We took this humble semi-detached dwelling and delivered on time and on budget a modest home renovation that has enabled this family of four to
This luxury waterfront home at Clontarf is the ultimate Sydney property. It began as a makeover and interior fit-out for an already approved DA scheme by another architect. However, as the project evolved it was clear that this beautiful beachfront location required more than this and
This Mollymook Beach holiday house on the NSW South Coast is a fantastic place for our client's multigenerational family to come and relax. After exploring various options involving the demolition of an existing house on the NSW South Coast, it was decided to retain the existing
This Randwick renovation for a growing family has a long gestation having commenced in the office in June 2010. Built over two stages this house has now been successfully complete. The original home was a modest federation cottage that could not accomodate the growing family. The
The project involved the construction of modern pool design for an art deco house on Sydney’s north shore. It required the replacement of a badly run down and poorly constructed pool area on a steep waterfront property in Sydney’s northern suburbs. The design sought to
Awards 2010 Winner Single Dwelling Randwick Urban Design Awards This award winning renovation design has evolved from an original semi-detached cottage in Coogee, to a home for a family of five that reflects the evolving nature of a growing family. Testament to careful planning and detailing, it
Like other residences designed by the office, the particularities of this site have driven the solution for this Spanish-Mission style house in Clovelly. Situated in a beautiful location between Gordon's Bay and Clovelly Beach, our clients realised the limitations of their original building, which didn't maximise
This project has a unique brief for a Maroubra House, that was to combine a variety of 'missing' functions of the existing house, within a new, small structure in the garden. Mary needed a functioning laundry, and Karl wanted to store as much water on site