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This project presented an opportunity to re-visit the Sydney terraced house typology, which in recent

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Colour and materiality were used to articulate the client’s brief to separate the living space (passi

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Architecturally, the form came directly from combining both the context of the surrounding 2/3/4 stor

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Internally the programmatic intent was to avoid a white box and ensure that the ground floor did not

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The rumpus/play space in this house; in what would have been the attic in a traditional terrace remai

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The Client’s brief was clear – they did not want a white box minimalist house. Nor did they want a ho

To improve the quality of space (height) the entire building was dug marginally below pavement level

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Text description provided by the architects. A new-build house replacing two very narrow 2-storey wea

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