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This residence in Moore Creek underwent an open-plan addition and comprehensive renovation, integrating the garage into the main house, constructing an expanded section aligned with the existing roofline, installing spotted gum timber flooring throughout, and featuring two VELUX skylights that bring brightness and transparency to the family living space.
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