de Rome Architects

Anzac Park House 🏠

Playfully asymmetric, the upper level loft tucks the bedrooms away. The roof line continues, creating a double-height raked ceiling over the bright living spaces.

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Anzac Park House 🏠

Angles meet curves: a sharp raked ceiling, clad in timber; and a curved stair, circled by brick, define the living spaces.

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Maple Tree House // Bathrooms & Robes 🛀

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Maple Tree House 🏠

Alterations to the front of the existing house introduce a new balcony and balustrade. Connecting to the existing stone entry stair, and flowing off the existing living space, the new space captures north sun and balcony views, while not detracting from the original aesthetic of the house.

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Maple Tree House
A new pavilion linked to the house frames an existing maple tree. The house extension draws you through its long axis while creating glimpses into the garden from all rooms.

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