By Castlepeake Architects
Built in 1914, this federation house and garden are listed as items of heritage significance both locally and at state level. The house was built as a dental surgery and residence for the current owner's grandfather. The renovations were designed and carried out sympathetically to respect the original style and heritage fabric while bringing the house up to today's standards. Work included a new living space at the rear to embrace the garden and aspect, upgraded wet areas, a new study within the original dentist's surgery, general upkeep and a new garage. The garden was also extensively reworked with plants and elements true to the original era of the place. Completed 100 years after it was originally built for the granddaughter of the original owner made this project a very special one to work on.
Landscape Architect
Somewhere Landscapes
Builder RJC Constructions
Landscaping
Gecko Landscapes
Castlepeake Architects aims to design site-specific houses that improve the lives of our clients.
Well-proportioned spaces and forms that closely relate to the attributes of a site are transformative for the people who inhabit them daily. Our method involves a rigorous and logical analysis of each site and brief, arranging responses efficiently and artfully. Central to our process is a thorough understanding of our clients' requirements.
As a small, design-focused architectural practice based in Sydney, Castlepeake Architects brings years of experience in all types of residential architecture, including new builds, alterations, and heritage houses. Our modest size allows for directorial input on every project from initial design through to completion on site. Our close-knit and passionate team is dedicated to design excellence and client satisfaction, ensuring that each project is a true reflection of its environment and the lives it changes.