As seen in House & Home Magazine (July/Aug 2016)

Constructed originally in the 1920’s, the dwelling required a committed intervention to create a ‘forever home’ for a young family. A sympathetic and considered renovation of the original house is enhanced by a contemporary extension located to exploit the parameters to the rear of the site whilst visually reading as acquiescent to the original house from approach. A proportionately solid façade addresses the rail line to the north with views of the gardens and terraces and natural light penetration being promoted through the introduced fenestration and roof design.

Photo Credit: Richard Hatch Photography