Brunswick Upgrade: A Little Bit of Country - Baker Drofenik Architects - Sustainable Architecture Melbourne and the Surf Coast

Heritage House with feature red door

A central courtyard adds to the openness of the house, allowing ventilation and light into what could be very dark spaces. The courtyard enables the occupant to have a sense that they are taking over the site

A central courtyard adds to the openness of the house, allowing ventilation and light into what could be very dark spaces. The courtyard enables the occupant to have a sense that they are taking over the site

The simple form of the new building does not compete with the existing heritage home and provides a modern and modest presence in the garden

A central courtyard was added to this house to enable a north facing living space...

The simple form of the new building does not compete with the existing heritage home and provides a modern and modest presence in the garden

The heritage interiors were renovated and the features restored

Ample storage completes the house, reduces possible clutter and to add to its livablity

Feature blue tiles in the bathroom. A single bathroom in this house is what the owner requested. Numerous wet areas are not a necessity in modern houses

A central courtyard adds to the openness of the house, allowing ventilation and light into what could be very dark spaces. The courtyard enables the occupant to have a sense that they are taking over the site.

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