Allen Key House.

ArchiPro Project Summary - A transformative extension of a 1930s Californian bungalow, featuring an open plan kitchen and living area that harmoniously connects with the garden, enhanced by a unique roofline design that invites natural light and creates intimate sun-lit courtyards.

Title:: Allen Key House
Architect:: Studio Prineas
Category:: Residential/; Renovations and Extensions
Photographers:: Chris Warnes

The brief – Reimagine a 1930s Californian bungalow into a spacious family home that embraces the light and view to the garden outside.

The result – A new extension provides a generous open plan kitchen and living area for a growing family. A simple, cost-effective shed-like structure adjoining the original home is made unique by the manipulation of the roofline, which folds and shifts to introduce light to the interior and offer a life-affirming view of the surrounding tree tops.

An intimate passageway closely connects this airy retreat to the main house. It emphasises the physical journey between old and new and has naturally created two sun-lit internal courtyards between the original home and the new living space.

Photography: Chris Warnes

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Studio Prineas. Philosophy At Studio Prineas we work together with our clients and builders to engage in a process of place making. Be it an extreme or intimate change, a reinvention or an enhancement – each project is an opportunity to be part of our clients’ distinctive routines and vision for living. We share our knowledge and love for quality spaces and aesthetics, creating enduring places to live, work and visit.