Tiff’s Place – Broadwaters

A sensitive renovation of a 1970s home by renowned architect SWT Blythe, Tiff’s Place – Broadwaters balances heritage preservation with contemporary functionality. Thoughtful interventions enhance liveability while celebrating the home’s handcrafted timber interiors, subtle spatial refinements, and strong connection to the garden. The project prioritised adaptive reuse, retaining and restoring original materials wherever possible, while […]

Hillcrest

The renovation of two existing bathroom spaces in this heritage-listed New Town residence was a carefully considered balance of contemporary refinement and historical sensitivity. Tasked with working within complex and compact existing layouts, the design team strategically reconfigured each space to integrate the required elements without compromising functionality or the sense of luxury that defined […]

Sonning House

We’re always deeply honoured to be invited back to revisit and reimagine our earlier work—this project was no exception. Almost 15 years after completing the original home, we were engaged by its new custodians, to sensitively retrofit a lift that would future-proof accessibility for all its occupants.⁠ ⁠ The brief was clear: enhance functionality without […]

Hanover Cottage Garden Room

Hanover Cottage: A thoughtful adaption of a circa 1836 heritage listed Battery Point cottage. Nearly a decade after completing a pool and pool house for this family, we were delighted to be invited back to assist with a second stage of works at their heritage-listed 1836 Battery Point cottage. Hanover Cottage has since evolved to […]

Wentworth Extension

An existing federation weatherboard cottage, circa 1910, oriented north to the street, within a Heritage Precinct, presented a challenging proposition to fulfill the client’s brief to create ‘light and bright spaces opening up onto the garden’. The extension is a dynamic and playful form, bringing an abundance of northern light deep into the home, yet […]

East Shelly Extension

Returning clients briefed us to assist with the renovation of their much-loved 1970’s pastel-pink fibro beach shack.   The existing shack riddled with asbestos and lacking in natural light and functionality, contained a redeeming bay window which the clients were keen to replicate in the transformation.   The new work centred on creating a robust […]