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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.

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Collaroy Plateau House +

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Unprecedented achievements for this space-restricted terraced house in Darlinghurst.

We achieved an unprecedented first floor extension for this tiny terrace in a Heritage Conservation Area in Darlinghurst, opening up space rearrangement possibilities for the client. A number of new skylights bring natural light into the centre of the house and a green roof outside the first floor rear bedroom gives a natural outlook to this interior space and for surrounding houses. The courtyard garden at ground level was reconfigured to include large glazed bi-folding doors and an integrated bbq for outdoor entertaining. The interior includes a new bathroom upstairs, laundry cupboards, a centralised kitchen space and a new living room with a fireplace and skylight through the green roof; along with new interior design throughout and landscaping.

Darlinghurst Terrace

A modern rear extension to a dwelling with a historic street frontage. 

A home for an art-lover. A number of designs were tested for this project. This one features a curved rear extension to be sympathetic to neighbouring dwellings while focussing on the view to the Harbour Bridge from the balcony, and creates a courtyard garden at ground level, with a light-filled interior.

Balmain House

Excavation to form new rooms beneath a heritage property, featuring a proposed modernised interior design throughout the property.

Cammeray House

A green-roofed duplex dwelling stands side by side over a large underground garage, appearing as one dwelling from the street.

The design features angled inset windows, deep projections for shading and balconies, and expansive voids with glazed ceilings to invite natural light deep into the interiors. A landscaped green roof helps reduce the urban heat island effect and replaces the building’s footprint with vegetation, incorporating solar panels among the planting. From the street, a simple façade gives the impression of a single grand residence, concealing two dwellings behind. Timber cladding softens the architectural expression, while natural stone flooring maintains a cool, contemporary interior at ground level. Upstairs, timber floors bring warmth to the bedroom areas. A sunken lounge allows uninterrupted views from the elevated kitchen and dining spaces out toward the garden, connecting the entire living area with the landscape.Under construction.

Lidcombe Duplex Residence