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A thoughtful renovation of Wildcoast House, enhancing living spaces for a family with four children while seamlessly integrating with the existing structure and landscape through innovative design and natural light.

This Beach House Renovation successfully achieved long-term use for the client.  The owners have four young children so their brief was to expand the living spaces, make the house lighter and more connected to the landscape, and blend in with the existing, 10-year-old, four-bedroom structure.

The profile of the existing pitched roof informed how the new roof to the extension could follow; the pitch would mimic the existing, then slightly unravel and end in a small “kick”.

Internally, we used a continuous run of spotted gum timber battens at ceiling level to tie the extension to the existing house. The run of battens extends through a far window, which looks out onto the landscape beyond. Above, highlight glazing draws in natural light and captures views through to the top of the adjacent tea trees.

Photographer: Peter Bennetts

4.4K1h 54m

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“We would like to thank Anthony, Junko and the team at Windust Architects for the amazing job they did in designing our extension and enhancing the original part of our home. Right from engaging Windust through to completion, the process has been seamless and with minimal stress. The design Anthony came up with just made sense and has really utilised the space within our block beautifully. Coupled with Junko’s interior finishing selections, we couldn’t be happier. We remained fairly passive in most of the design and selection for this renovation and we are glad we did - the outcome has made us realise we were glad to ‘trust the process’. These guys know what they’re doing.”

Paul / Home Owner

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