HOUSE.2046.HR
By Robert Parisi Architecture + Design
We were approached by a growing young family that had searched for some time to find the perfect home to which they could relocate to. With no success in finding the appropriate new home, they decided to undertake to renovate and add to the existing dwelling which they were happy with but had become too small.
Careful consideration was given to how the dwelling would evolve as the family grows older, with flexible spaces that can adapt to different uses as required. The planning also encompasses spaces that allow the family to come together as well as spaces that also allow seclusion if desired.
The original character of the existing Californian bungalow has been restored preserving the original street façade with the new addition taking ques to compliment and acknowledge its precursor whilst upholding its own bravura.
The new family home has comfortable open planned living spaces with a strong connection to the outdoors and offers tremendous entertaining opportunities.
Photography: Ryan Lynnegar
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Robert Parisi Architecture + Design, established in 2011, is a Sydney-based design practice with a fresh and modern take on architecture and its environment. Each project is approached as a unique creative challenge carefully considering beautiful design as well as function to create a harmonious, life-enhancing creation.
Offering a comprehensive design service from concept development, documentation & specification, to project coordination at construction.
Robert Parisi Architecture + Design guides the client cost-effectively through conceptual documentation and the approval process for construction. Responding to the client and user needs with consideration to quality, budget, time-frame, building practice, council requirements and environmental performance.
Robert Parisi Architecture + Design acknowledges the Gadigal and Wangal people of the Eora nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and work. We pay respect to elders past, present and future.