Warralong Crescent
The owner client's were committed to retaining this 1950's house however there were compromises in it's planning, due in particular to recent additions, that did not suit their requirements. The compartmentalised planning also restricted the connection of the interior with the external spaces. Our design solution created more open planned living areas with large expanses of glazing including sliding stackable doors that opened up to a central courtyard and the back yard and provided better visual connections through the house. The existing circulation spine of the house was transformed to a breezeway and timber sliding panels were incorporated here to separate the children's rooms from the remainder of the house and to provide flexibility in the use of this space. The kitchen cabinetry was a contemporary insertion into the living spaces however it provided an opportunity, through the careful selection of materials, to unify the interior.
