323 Billeder af stort og lille lerhus med glasfacade

Simple yet admirable front elevation and garden area. The sandy tones of the render and feature wall contrast well with the dark roof tiles making this a standout on the street

M TORTEL . A RINUCCINI

Gable roof forms connecting upper and lower level and creating dynamic proportions for modern living

Photography by Sam Penninger - Styling by Selena White

Architectes: Atelier 48.2 Photographe: Paul KOZLOWSKI

Tiled Pavilion at the arts & crafts house. Photo Credit: Design Storey Architects

G.Depollier

Marian Riabic

Understanding the significant heritage value of the Symmons Plains homestead, our clients approached the project with a clear vision; to restore the aging original buildings, then introduce functional, contemporary elements that would remain sensitive to the 19th century architecture. As is typical of early Georgian homes, the original homestead was quite stripped back, austere and utilitarian in appearance. The new lightweight, highly glazed insertions reflect this simplicity in form and proportion, while their transparency and reduced height allow the original heritage buildings to take prominence in the design. The new intervention, essentially a long extruded tube, connects both outbuildings and the rear wing of the homestead into one single consolidated structure. This connection activates the entire cluster of buildings, transforming forgotten spaces into living, social additions to the family home.

Simeon Levaillant

Beautiful Maxlight Glass Extension, With Glass beams, allowing in the maximum light and letting out the whole view of the garden. Bespoke, so the scale and size are up to you!

New proposed front elevation.

Kristof Lemp

Fotografo: Beniamino Pilli (Benimagine)

Werner Huthmacher