Renovations and Extensions
Residential projects show renovations and extensions to existing homes, including layout changes and additions that expand floor area.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Renovations and Extensions projects
Renovations and Extensions brings together residential designs for adapting a home or adding space. In Australia, unique renovations are easier to assess against a specific house and its constraints than against a finish alone. Grey Lynn Villa Renovation by Forté is a villa project; its house type offers a useful reference for how a design might relate to an existing home. A house redesign can change how rooms connect without necessarily increasing floor area.
Renovations and Extensions
Modern renovations may alter circulation or finishes, while a building renovation can also require checks on the existing structure and services. Rural Renovation, Brookby by Forté is also listed here. When considering renovations and extensions, look closely at the junction between old and new, including floor levels and weatherproofing. Those details affect how the addition meets the existing home. Compare project designs against your own site and brief, and treat ideas as prompts for discussion with your designer or builder.
What should I prepare before getting renovation costs?
Provide measured plans if available and mark which spaces or materials are to stay. Ask for costs to identify exclusions and provisional allowances so you can compare the scope clearly.
How can I check an extension’s connection to the existing home?
Ask your designer or builder to review floor levels, the roof junction and weatherproofing details. Check how the addition may affect daylight and access in retained rooms.
What approvals might I need to renovate my house?
Requirements depend on the work and local controls. Contact your council or building certifier before construction, particularly if the project changes structure or adds floor area.



































































