Cremorne House by Fox Johnston Architects
May 2nd, 2009 - Posted in Homes RenovationFox Johnston Architects has designed Cremorne House, an existing 1908 Edwardian style building required reworking into a functional family house. A two-storey structure was grafted onto the northern face of the building feeding living areas at ground level and bedroom areas above. A new kitchen and living area was inserted into the existing shell connecting the new timber addition and deck beyond. Upper level bedrooms benefited from custom made joinery items, new bathroom, and the ability to open onto a north facing deck. Light penetration is via a series of light slots with openings controlled by blinds and sliding screens.
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May 22nd, 2009 at 3:46 pm
what a very nice interior..so simple yet classy..my only problem is where to find the rooms..so, to whoever posted this, please be kind to post me the rest of the house for me to check out..it would be so great to see the whole house..thank you and good day!