Alterations and additionsWaratah NSW
Waratah House Renovation and Extension Project
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Alterations and additions · Waratah NSW
Fodor House Extension and Renovation Project
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- Alterations and additions
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What happened on this one
This is a renovation project of an old 1908 house located in Waratah, NSW. The original building was converted into a quiet bedroom area, while the newly added open extension creates a family living space connected to the garden. The design uses an inverted truss structure to solve the limitation of not being able to use traditional shading elements.
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