How A Simple Extension Brings a Sense of Calmness to This Terrace House
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2021
- Eldridge Anderson was tasked with revitalising a single-storey Victorian terrace in North Melbourne. The aim was to create a new extension that would bring in natural light and a sense of openness.
The existing house had undergone various disjointed additions over the years, so Eldridge Anderson proposed demolishing these additions and constructing a contemporary two-storey extension that harmoniously combined the old and new. A steel portal system provided structural support while also dictating spaces and creating a serene interior.
The home's design intentionally slowed down occupants and created a sense of calmness through rhythm, sequencing and a simple and limited interior material palette.
Website article with photographs and the floor plan;
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Love the little model on the coffee table
It's pretty cool.
I can't describe how beautiful and calm this Place is. Gorgeous!!!
Right?!
I love the juxtaposition between the interior and exterior of the house. It's such a gorgeous space...😍
Nice one!
Thank you NTS team!
Really enjoyed this tour. When I've visited Melbourne, I've wondered how light gets into those older houses. Now I know.
Unfortunately not every terrace house has a rear extension like this one, but this is a really effective way to bring light in.
A beautiful home ...
It just has 'it'.
This is beautiful.
It truly is.
Aesthetically designed beautiful home😍
Glad you like it!
I love it, nice design.
It looks gorgeous, OMG!
I've always liked houses with huge windows and wide, well-lit rooms, with minimalist decorating styles. I've been thinking about selling my apartment to move to a place like this, mainly because I need a little more space. I recently bought a brand new Arco lamp from Barcelona Designs, a modern accent chair and set up a reading nook in my living room with a small bookcase, but I'd really like to have a small study. Thanks for sharing this tour!
amazing work
The architect's did an amazing job.
Beautiful design!!
Have to agree with you there, Jimmy!
My favorite so far.
It is a beauty!
Beautiful!
I have to agree with you there.
Wow the glow up. What a flip
It definitely glowed up.
Thanks!
Wow, Richard! Thank you very much, very generous and unexpected! I'm touched!
I love this house.
Samesy!
Beautiful
Thanks for watch, Kerryn
Love this!
So do I.
White, black and gray...everything!
How clever AND original.
As opposed to red, pink and yellow? Having a neutral base allows you to bring colour and personality in through artwork, plants, soft furnishings...
i love this
Same here, Bethany!
love watching beautiful homes ❤️
Well hopefully my channel has a couple you like?
Absolutely stunning. What was the material used for the kitchen island? This dark kitchen is exceptional.
Hi there, the material for the kitchen island is from Maximum Porcelain Benchtops. While I'm not sure which one exactly, here are their product range; maximumaustralia.com/products
Not an affiliate link or sponsored
If there ware measurement added to the plan, it would have been nice to understand.
😍
can someone tell me why in australia i see horizontal blind (curtain) put on exterior side?
While the reasons may vary, it can get hot in summer and protecting north and west facing windows is critical. So the horizontal blinds on the exterior help stop the sun hitting the glass in the first and transferring heat into the home. Couple that approach with double glazing and it's an effective way to reduce heat gain in summer.
@@SimpleDwelling thankyou for explain sir
still seems super dark to me
It's purposeful that the middle is darker, but rest assured that the living area is anything but super dark.
I must say I'm rather confused. You've given the clients what they wanted, and then the house is for sale?
I don't want to speak for the clients but quite often these architect-designed homes aren't 'forever' homes as life and circumstances changes. I'm sure it was a tough but highly personal decision.
The client probably did the renovations in order to up the market value of the house before they sell. Many will renovation their house before selling it. The housing market is extremely competitive with a lot of modern builds on the market, old houses will have to out match these if they're going to sell. Renovation will help this. Personally, I would have never bought the house before the renovations...
@@BaDazai Yes, this is very possible, and a good point you make. Another thought I've had since I posted my original comment is that renovation can be very stressful on a relationship -- many decisions to be made during the process, possibly creating conflict if there's disagreement. Perhaps the memories of conflict were too much. We'll never know the reason for the sale, but at least I'm not so puzzled as to why the house is being sold after the work was done.
just my opinion ; remove that painting and the room will be better 2:19
It's the only color in the room.
that painting is what makes the room looks phenomenal
Website article with photographs and the floor plan;
thedesignemotive.com/episodes/homes/north-melbourne-terrace-eldridge-anderson