Blackburn Avenue.

On a large site with an existing masonry bungalow, this quirky addition makes the most of a new north-facing deck for indoor-outdoor living.

 

Location Cowandilla SA
Area 80m2 Addition
Architect Jon Lowe
Builder Evoque Homes
Completed 2015-17
Photography Jon Lowe


 

A twisted timber-framed roof opens up to create a high-level window for passive ventilation, and cranks down to slide under the existing main roof gutter.

The existing rear lean-to and internal kitchen are demolished and the existing wet areas upgraded in their current location.

Generous sliding doors facing north onto a sustainable timber deck which links to the second living space via a new opening in the existing rear wall.

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The new addition features insulated double-brick walls, efficient double glazing and additional ceiling insulation for super-low running costs.

Polished concrete flooring works as a thermal heat mass and is expressed in the custom concrete island bench.

 

Blackburn Avenue.

A simple yet effective selection of materials ups the sustainability ante for this suburban home .

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