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Originally built in the 1970s, this four bedroom family home creates a unique opportunity to maintain a connection with the family history associated with the property and define a contemporary renovation that meets the aspirations of the next generation of occupants.
Originally built in the 1970s, this four bedroom family home creates a unique opportunity to maintain a connection with the family history associated with the property and define a contemporary renovation that meets the aspirations of the next generation of occupants.
Located on a generous corner block along Gordon Crescent and Clarke Street, a large percentage of the facade receives direct natural light that together with a reconfiguration of the segregated internal layout has the potential to unlock the full potential of this house, as a contemporary, mid-century modern inspired family home.
Originally built in the 1970s, and following several renovations completed by family members, the existing character of the residence is of notable significance to the Enshaw’s.
The opportunity exists to retain key existing components, and maintain a connection with the family and built history associated with the residence.
Coupled with retaining the character, the opportunity exists to unify the disparate components of the residence to define a contemporary renovation that meets the aspirational and functional requirements of the Enshaw’s.
The sculptural external canopy unifies the three distinct components of the residence and supports the relationship between reconfigured internal and external spaces, creating seamless connections.
