Renovations & Additions

Timber veneer has been used to transform the interior of an old bus into an exciting mobile library for school kids in Sydney.

Sofia & Otto’s Playground – the 2016 ATDA Alteration or Addition Winner – is a modern, environmentally sustainable addition with visual and tactile warmth.

This project transforms an outdated office space. Celebrating connection to place and global connections, the timber feature spine speaks of the importance of cross-disciplinary exchange.

The Henley Square Redevelopment, the ATDA’s 2016 Landscape winner, provides an imaginative and engaging beachside community space.

The existing weatherboard cottage is complemented by a new addition, utilising the colours and textures of timber to provide a distinctly modern profile.

Utilising historic, convict-era timber salvaged from the property, two stunning extensions were constructed for this colonial manor house.

Villa Eder-Hederus is a bold renovation and refurbishment project updating an 1850s cottage in Stockholm, Sweden.

Contemporary additions to a classic brick beach house in Little Cove, Noosa.

A happy, light-filled new living space for a young family, applying passive-design to incubate a sense of gathering.

Dorman House is a sustainable addition/extension project designed to preserve the integrity and heritage of the Australian beach shack.

Marks Park Amenities is a reimagined 1970s toilet block utilising recycled timber to create a building worthy of its spectacular location.

Hartrow is a refurbishment and extension project that celebrates its mid-century styling whilst bringing function and performance up to twenty-first century standards.