The project replaces an existing mid-century bungalow with a new family home, reusing the original foundations to minimise ground disturbance and embodied carbon. The design responds to the street’s character of low-eaved bungalows and chalet-style conversions, adopting a similarly modest scale and articulated roof form.

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While respecting the rhythm of the C20 suburban vernacular, the new dwelling introduces contemporary detailing and natural materials that weather gracefully over time, ensuring a sympathetic yet clearly modern addition to the streetscape.​

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as Architect at Stanley Bragg Architects