This renovation and extension in Kew transforms a c1930s single-storey Art Deco brick home, originally characterized by a central kitchen and a series of small, dark rooms leading to an uninviting backyard.
Embracing the home’s original charm while unlocking its full potential, our design reconfigures the front rooms into spacious bedrooms and introduces a contemporary rear addition. Featuring high ceilings, expansive north-facing glazing, and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection, the new space is bright, open, and perfectly suited to modern living.
Client Testimonial:
“We are currently working with Chan Architecture on our second project. Obviously, as a return customer we have been more than happy with their design process, attention to detail and most importantly the finished product. We could not have been more happy with our house designed by Chan Architecture. Our meetings were something that we looked forward to as Anthony and Brett listened to what we wanted and came back to us each week with new concepts until together we found the one that suited our family best. Our second time around, we have been reminded how easy the process is working with Anthony and his team. Their ability to design something we never could never imagine with the use of new materials, renders as well as incorporating light and features into the home is amazing. Both homes have had heritage overlays and have successfully mixed the old and new design details of the homes. Anthony and the company are fabulous to work with and we do not hesitate in recommending them.”
- Tracey and Mat Wescott