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Blake Letnic Architects
A Sydney architecture practice developing projects from their site and brief, with particular attention to materiality, shelter, light and landscape.
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Large openings connect the kitchen and living spaces with the terrace. · A curved stair connects the split levels and opens views into the living space. · The gabled roof gives the upper room additional light and height.
Photography: Katherine Lu
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Considered spaces shaped by site and brief
Blake Letnic Architects is a Sydney practice working from the particular circumstances of each site and client brief. Its approach allows the design concept to develop through those relationships.
The studio’s work brings together materiality, shelter, daylight and landscape. Its published portfolio includes new homes, alterations and residential projects of different scales.
Dulwich Hill Duo applies that approach to two connected homes with different requirements. A shared external language gives the pair a coherent street presence while their plans and interior finishes respond to the individual occupants.
What they do
- 01Sydney architecture practiceSeen in Dulwich Hill Duo
- 02New homes and residential alterationsSeen in Dulwich Hill Duo
- 03Materiality, light, shelter and landscapeSeen in Dulwich Hill Duo
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Profile updated 28 October 2026
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