Projects.

Renovation, Howrah – removal of walls and reconfiguration others to develop the internal footprint of the home to facilitate a larger kitchen, larger bathroom including bath and walk in shower, and a laundry and dining which now benefit from increased light and flow.

Bedroom extension, Hobart- Additional bedroom footprint created by utilising end of a driveway and providing separation by incorporating a linen cupboard between the existing lounge. Existing roof line at rear of home continued to ensure aesthetic continuity.

North Hobart – This was a dilapidated rental which had not been maintained since 1997 with severe cracking in walls and generally in very poor condition. We demolished the exterior laundry at the rear and replaced it with a European Laundry inside the front door. We retiled the bathroom with a niche and reconfigured the kitchen. We painted, polished the floorboards and built a small Jarrah deck at the rear which has created an uplifting family space.

New Town Renovation Laundry, 2 Bathrooms. A renovation and extension of a classic local face brick home with reframe of existing roofline to create a raked ceiling and skillion roof. Extension of this section created a laundry/butlers pantry hybrid in a very small space which also brought light though a timber glass door and considered skylight.

West Hobart – (skylight bedroom one) A renovation of a heritage listed home, creating a master bedroom and ensuite within an existing atrium without windows in walls creating a private space that connects to the sky. The poor access issues were overcome to create a unique space.

Renovation and extension of a 1900’s horse ranch with the design focusing on light and simplicity. There was an emphasis on creating harmony with the existing while creating inviting spaces that flowed creating a relaxing environment for the family to enjoy.

An intricate Architechtural extension by Liz Walsh at Cumulus Inc incorporating burnished concrete slab and upstands into a series of oversized timber glazed sections with a WC inside a brick chimney.

This project was an architectural designed renovation 1950’s heritage precinct house. We completed major configuration changes including the removal of the fireplace and 3 walls. Installation of double-glazed windows including a new kitchen and bathroom.

Install of Hot tub, shower and outdoor area. We created a space on an elevation that was under-utilised, delivering on the earthy, dynamic and harmonious brief. We used the circular shape of the tub to dissect a corner of the home to create an appealing foreground for the incredible view from the primary living areas.

Bathroom renovation. Rectification of solid render walls over brick to allow for maximum room size. Together with the architect we developed a way to orientate the bath along the window while protecting the existing window frame and architrave by designing a hinged glass screen that is visually separate to the window allowing the existing features to remain dominant.

Wall, window and door configuration changes, entry/deck and driveway. Rather than demolish an existing small concrete deck it was utilised as a platform for construction of an elevated outdoor area which doubles as a front entry and carport. This feature together with the flow changes within the footprint anchors the home and elevates its aesthetic, functionality and street appeal.

Renovation encapsulating dining, lounge, kitchen, laundry and deck. We worked with our Engineer to develop a cost effective solution for a major structural alteration to create flow within a new open plan. Utilising the existing footprint with a small extension we were able to create a dynamic space that used the same language as the existing.