Renovations

When architect, Mark Cashman from Marsh Cashman Koolloos Architects was briefed on the renovation of a Californian bungalow in Chatswood there were a few challenges awaiting him. More

The owners of a 1920’s brick bungalow located in the Sydney conservation area of Kensington wanted to re-design their home in order to provide extra living space, while creating a better connection with the outside spaces. More

Approached to renovate a tired 1980’s home on a steep bushy site, architects Owen and Vokes were inspired to value and build on the existing brickwork in the home as a nod to the growing movement of sustainable living.
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While restoring a c.1890-c.1915 Federation ‘Queen Anne’ style home in Middle Park, architect David Saunders from S2 design was inspired to document part of Australia’s architectural history by creating a unique and striking internal feature wall. More

Renovating a property on a large scale always presents its fair share of challenges – not the least of which is how to connect the old with the new.
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When two busy graphic designers decided to renovate an original workers cottage in Bondi Junction, their main objective was to create a sense of space and natural light in the existing dark and badly designed abode. More

The project sits at the rear of an existing Federation house in one of Sydney's inner western suburbs. More

With a complex brief to sub-divide, demolish an existing cottage and re-invent a disused car garage workshop into two separate contemporary residences, SDA Architects had their hands full. More

This home in Sydney's Centennial Park won a National RAIA Commendation for Residential Buildings and an Architecture Award from the RAIA in the Single House - Alts and Adds category. More