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A new main residence featuring four bedrooms and a study, accompanied by a two-bedroom secondary dwelling. The design responds to its prominent corner site with solid stone walls and curved facades, softened by green roofs, integrated planter boxes, and thoughtfully layered landscaping throughout. A landscaped roof over the secondary dwelling is accessed via a walkway from the first floor of the main house, extending usable outdoor space and offering a secluded setting for recreation and relaxation.

Complete - awaiting professional photography.

Collaroy Plateau House +

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Enhancing the mediterranean style of the existing site, with sandstone rock walls, to create a nature-loving sanctuary in the suburbs. 

This unusual site needed a lot of love and attention. It holds a unique and special location, with views to the sea and backing on to Manly Dam Reserve bushland. Parts of the site were inaccessible and new landscaped staircases solved this issue. A sensitive approach to material selection was key, with subtle fencing and timber sleeper stairs embedded into the topography of the site, along with natural render to compliment the existing sandstone rock walls.Each garden space has been addressed for its unique location. A secluded space at the back, with wavey planter bed wall, pond bowl and pots - the planting here utilises lush, large leaf, tropical style planting which will enhance the feeling of retreat as they grow taller. Meanwhile the dining terrace with our bespoke stone-tiled table is surrounded by olive trees for a layer of privacy and vacation vibes while enjoying the sea views and summer breeze. From within the home, the garden in enjoyed and embraced by the interior through a clever celebration of nature's moving artwork; created by framing picture window views, with window seat sills, and blinds that allow for privacy without blocking out the garden beyond. The garden comes alive at night with the landscape lighting highlighting different textures and shadow play.Each space continues to evolve as it grows.

Allambie Heights Landscaping

Reimagining a 1968 brick veneer cottage into a modern family home.

A series of homes were built in the late 1960s as a developer product for the Rural Bank of NSW. A cookie cutter design was parked on this unique site, without much regard for its specific location backing onto Manly Dam Reserve bushland, nor for its sea views. The owner's renovated the interior to make the home livable and comfortable while obtaining consent for larger scale alterations and additions. Phase One included a new kitchen, hallway, and bathroom, along with full-height doors, refinished timber flooring, the replacement of cornices with shadowline detailing, new lighting, and the installation of a new fireplace as the centre of the home. Italian stucco was used to add a luxurious feel to the space, along with a new steel framed glazed door to the exterior.

Allambie Heights Interior

A new main residence featuring four bedrooms and a study, accompanied by a two-bedroom secondary dwelling. 

The design responds to its prominent corner site with solid stone walls and curved facades, softened by green roofs, integrated planter boxes, and thoughtfully layered landscaping throughout. A landscaped roof over the secondary dwelling is accessed via a walkway from the first floor of the main house, extending usable outdoor space and offering a secluded setting for recreation and relaxation.Complete - awaiting professional photography.