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Type - Alts and adds
Year completed - 2014
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The kitchen and living area extend into the garden, making the most of the northern light.

Utterly unpretentious: Marrickville House

This efficient and effective extension by MI Architects makes the most of a fast-track approval process, unpretentious materials and a simple form to meet the clients’ brief and budget.

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The new pavilion has the charm of a child’s drawing of a house. Photograph: Christopher Frederick Jones.

Larger than life: West End Cottage

A careful but confident transformation of a tiny worker’s cottage into a contemporary family home by Vokes and Peters.

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The home borrows shade and a connection with nature from a park to the corner of the site, on the other side of the private tennis court.

Street appeal: Kensington House

An alteration and addition to a Californian bungalow by Virigina Kerridge Architect that respectfully addresses the streetscape.

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The old vegie patch was reinstated and tripled in size to the north, with a series of elevated timber crates that complement the Kids Pod by Mihaly Slocombe.

Chip off the old block: Kids Pod

Mihaly Slocombe take the cubbyhouse typology to full scale with a self-contained addition to its first project.

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The Tower House is a series of small, interconnected structures that wrap around a central courtyard.

It takes a village: Tower House

Appearing “more medieval village than inner-city extension,” a collection of timber shingle-clad towers by Andrew Maynard Architects have been added to the site of an existing mid-century bungalow.

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An industrial palette of materials creates a tactile and visually rich interior.

Master of disguise: South Melbourne Terrace

The deceptively closed exterior of this renovated terrace by Wellard Architects disguises a private, bright and comfortable home.

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The leafy-green garden view is echoed in the kitchen, where a section of wall is clad with white tiles hand-painted in a geometric green pattern by one of the owners, artist Tai Snaith. Artwork: Cherry Hood.

A house of art and play: Doll’s House

Driven by ideas of art and play as well as tactics for sustainability, this striking extension by BKK Architects is a “well-made doll’s house” with an uplifting sense of possibility.

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The studio employs a tower typology seen elsewhere in Max Pritchard’s work.

Towering ideas: Tree Top Studio

Max Pritchard Architect

Max Pritchard revisits his own house after twenty-five years to create a distinctive satellite building.

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