Alterations and additionsLeichhardt NSW
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Leichhardt Terrace Renovation and Extension Project
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This is a classic inner-city terrace house situated on a dual block. The owner planned to subdivide the block and build a new terrace next door. Original windows were blocked by the new construction, so the designer introduced a skylight next to the staircase to bring natural light and ventilation into the interior. The originally cramped rooms were opened up into a unified dining and living area, connecting to the courtyard and a north-facing private outdoor space.
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