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Glass House
Paul Archer Design's full-width basement and structurally glazed box let the Glass family expand a 1930s north London semi without moving.
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ProjectPaul Archer Design
Paul Archer Design's full-width basement and structurally glazed box let the Glass family expand a 1930s north London semi without moving.
ProjectCraig Tan Architects
An accessible renovation and pleated-roof rear extension in Preston, Victoria, by Craig Tan Architects, framing three planted courtyards.
ProjectCrouch End, London · Bradley Van Der Straeten
Curved-ceiling kitchen side extension in Crouch End by Bradley Van Der Straeten, with oak joinery and recycled brick cladding.
Project2020 Architects
A derelict blacksmith's forge on the North Antrim Coast rebuilt by 2020 Architects with a straw bale and timber frame extension.
ProjectPaul Archer Design
A Victorian terrace in London extended by Paul Archer Design, with a green kitchen, rear infill and lowered garden.
ProjectPaul Archer Design
Three rooms unified under a structural glass roof in Greater London. A Paul Archer Design extension completed 2015.
ProjectPaul Archer Design
Paul Archer Design's wraparound rear extension and new basement to a south-facing Edwardian garden flat in London, completed 2019.
ProjectPaul Archer Design
Paul Archer Design slips a glass lantern playroom into the rear light well of a Grade II Barnsbury townhouse, opening views to the garden above.
ProjectAmos Goldreich Architecture
Side and rear extension to a Victorian terrace in Stroud Green, London, wrapping around a garden and winter garden. 187 m2. By Amos Goldreich Architecture.
ProjectPaul Archer Design
Edwardian terrace in Muswell Hill refurbished by Paul Archer Design with a floating, corner-glazed rear extension. Photography by Will Pryce.
ProjectIan Moore Architects
Heritage Surry Hills butcher's shop reworked by Ian Moore Architects into a residence with a rooftop extension and 'Z' shaped kitchen.
ProjectNTF Architecture
NTF Architecture's 2013 alteration of an 1870s weatherboard terrace on Station Street, Carlton North, Melbourne. Photography by Peter Clarke.
ProjectZen Architects
A restored and extended Victorian residence in Melbourne by Zen Architects, built with reclaimed materials and handmade local craft.
ProjectBryant Alsop
Bryant Alsop's two-storey addition to a Victorian cottage in Hawthorn, Melbourne: airy, light-filled family living with reused on-site brick.
ProjectFMD Architects
A single-fronted Melbourne terrace refurbished by FMD Architects around a timber dowel motif that becomes chandelier, shelving and art display.
ProjectJosephine Hurley Architecture
A compact two-storey terrace renovation in Erskineville, Sydney by Josephine Hurley Architecture, using concealed joinery to open up a 29 m2 plan.
ProjectNTF Architecture
A two-storey Toorak residence by NTF Architecture, designed for privacy and a strong connection to the landscape on a compact 483 m2 site.
ProjectHobbs Jamieson Architecture
Heritage masonry cottage in Balgowlah, Sydney, restored with federation detailing and paired with a hidden contemporary rear pavilion by Hobbs Jamieson.
ProjectGardiner Architects
Gardiner Architects reworked a Melbourne Californian Bungalow with a side-lane mural entry and connected living spaces for a community-minded family.
ProjectGardiner Architects
A restored Melbourne terrace by Gardiner Architects, arranged around a central courtyard with a pared-back, low-maintenance material palette.
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