Crows Nest Terrace

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Extension to the rear of the site & First floor addition

The site is located within an established low density residential precinct of Crows Nest NSW, which is predominantly characterised by single and two storey dwellings and studio apartments.

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The alterations and additions to the dwelling a quality development, which will be a contributory feature of the streetscape. The additional floor space will provide for the needs of the residents given the small scale nature of the existing dwelling.

The addition enhanced the living environment and the development has been designed to effectively integrate with the built form in the street.

The design maintains and enhances the frontage of the property.

The upper level addition is modest in scale and includes a high level of architectural treatment to achieve proportion and 'fit' between levels.

The project in detail comprises as follows:

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We design buildings that are made from strong relationships between people, communities, and the environment. Our team of Architects specializes in residential, commercial, and sustainable design. Headed by Soroosh and Neda, a husband and wife team, our designs endure time, embody quality, and manifest quiet beauty. We work to understand who you are, how you live and work, and how you see the world. We use this information as the foundation of what we create for your building.

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At SN Architects, we invest a great deal of emotional energy in each project. We approach every new brief with respect and a commitment to quality. We deliver projects in the most efficient way possible, using the latest technologies. An integrated 3D approach provides the opportunity to review the design in 3D at all stages. We are able to make informed and confident design decisions using this approach. The 3D model then becomes the foundation for all the documentation. The result is greater consistency and coordination.