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Renovations

Built-in joinery in renovations can fit storage into alcoves or beneath stairs, while timber floors can be refinished to change their colour.

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About Renovations projects

Interior renovations adapt existing rooms to suit a changed household, new use or updated layout. Lawson House by Matz Architects is among the projects listed on this page, providing a reference for how design decisions can respond to an existing home.

Interior renovations

From an Old 70’s Garage to a Modern Multi-functional Space by Plytech is also among the listed projects. The title describes a change in use, a common starting point for interior work; check the structure, services and circulation before setting the brief.

What should a bathroom renovation project account for?

Check the existing plumbing, ventilation and waterproofing before setting the layout. Confirm any consent requirements with your local council.

What should I plan before a kitchen renovation project?

Measure the room and note the locations of plumbing, power and extraction. Resolve the layout and appliance requirements before specifying cabinetry and finishes.

How can I check if renovation work needs building consent?

Ask your local council or a licensed building professional about the proposed work. Some work is exempt, but exemption rules depend on the details of the project.