Heritage restoration of a federation house complemented by a contemporary two-storey structure, featuring a clear contrast between old and new while capturing stunning city views.
The Glebe project required a full heritage restoration of the four front rooms of the original federation house and included faithful reconstruction of the former streetscape appearance. To the rear a contemporary two-storey structure rises behind and peers over the slate rooves to capture views of the city and beyond. A strong contrast and a clear demarcation between old and new is aided by the program of spaces and a level change at the transition between the two.
Photography: Roger D'Souza
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