Artarmon Renovation & Addition

This North Shore bungalow underwent an extensive update which skillfully blended traditional elements with modern architecture.

Architects Alexander & Co

Project Spotted Gum

Project Type Residential

The challenge was to harmonize the new rear and upper level extensions with the existing hertitage street-facing façade, which from the street remains in its perodical interwar identity. Whats been created is a seamless transition between old and new while creating the scale that a modern residence demands

Commitment to sustainable design and innovation drove the project. Collaborating closely with the owners and designers, we integrated advanced environmental solutions and eco-friendly components. From geothermal climate control to the use of inert and low VOC materials/finishes, this home is a testament to forward-thinking design and durable construction techniques

Recycled spotted gum telegraph pole was the source of all external shiplap cladding to the upper floor and the oversized beams and columns to the rear balcony

The expanded area features both communal and private zones

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