28th March 2012 Construction works on the are progressing well, including some tricky manoeuvring of rockwork on a steep site. Framing is up and the installation of the beautiful copper cladding is currently underway.
January 2012 Stage 1 Works have begun on site, comprising an extension of the family room, refurbishment of a rumpus room including oak flooring, large new window and bifold door openings, with new laundry, bathroom and living area. Poolside and exterior works comprise spotted gum decking, a fanning pergola, stone paving, retaining walls, frameless glass pool fencing and reed screening.
July 2011 stage 0.5 site works complete.
Warrandyte Project. While producing a master plan, responding to the owners' brief to extend and renovate an existing home on a large, sloping, site, it was identified early that while the existing house was quite well planned, its visual and physical outlook to the poolside and external areas could be greatly improved. Our strategy was to work with the bones and character of the existing home, while proposing a series of interventions in a play of 'give and take' with the house and surrounds. This is a house for family.
A builder was contracted to undertake initial 'stage 0.5' works in 2011, installing oak flooring within the family room and hall areas with selected adjacent works to impove the amenity and circulation of the house, while 'stage 1 works' were being detailed and documented by us.
Stage 1 works are to comprise an extension to the existing family room, a new copper clad bathroom and laundry, along with external poolside works comprising stepped decking and seating, pergola, drainage works, retaining wall and stone paving.
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