Imprint House / Anderson Architecture
Like many homes we?ve encountered over the years, on our first site visit to Alexandria we found a pokey, dark terrace disconnected from its backyard. Our clients also clearly needed more space and storage ? hard to achieve on a site less than 140 square meters.
© Nick Bowers Photography
Architects: Anderson Architecture
Location: Alexandria NSW 2015, Australia
Lead Architects: Simon Anderson, Alex Woods, Katherine McCorkindale
Area: 118.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Nick Bowers Photography
Builder: Hatchway Developments Pty
Engineering: Cardno
© Nick Bowers Photography
Text description provided by the architects. Like many homes we?ve encountered over the years, on our first site visit to Alexandria we found a pokey, dark terrace disconnected from its backyard. Our clients also clearly needed more space and storage ? hard to achieve on a site less than 140 square meters. Our key innovations were to revisit the floorplan and tuck a folded-form second story into the existing home at the rear.
© Nick Bowers Photography
Reconfiguring the floorplan allowed us to relocate the living areas to the rear of the home, instead of hidden within it, so that what landscape we had on site could be fully realized.Â
Ground Floor Plan
These innovations also allowed us to add 22% more space to the home ? via a new main bedroom, ensuite, WIR?s, dining...
© Nick Bowers Photography
Architects: Anderson Architecture
Location: Alexandria NSW 2015, Australia
Lead Architects: Simon Anderson, Alex Woods, Katherine McCorkindale
Area: 118.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Nick Bowers Photography
Builder: Hatchway Developments Pty
Engineering: Cardno
© Nick Bowers Photography
Text description provided by the architects. Like many homes we?ve encountered over the years, on our first site visit to Alexandria we found a pokey, dark terrace disconnected from its backyard. Our clients also clearly needed more space and storage ? hard to achieve on a site less than 140 square meters. Our key innovations were to revisit the floorplan and tuck a folded-form second story into the existing home at the rear.
© Nick Bowers Photography
Reconfiguring the floorplan allowed us to relocate the living areas to the rear of the home, instead of hidden within it, so that what landscape we had on site could be fully realized.Â
Ground Floor Plan
These innovations also allowed us to add 22% more space to the home ? via a new main bedroom, ensuite, WIR?s, dining...
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