Project posted by softloud architects
the crumble
farmhouse kitchen with recycled Oregon cabinets by tom neil
hand made local blackwood shelving by don willis
the original 100 year-old galvanised roofing has become the ceiling, reinforced and insulated from above
recycled heritage architraves and skirting maintain the historic character of the crumble
backyard tiny home with radial timber cladding by steve retter
Details
Bedrooms
1
Partial Baths
1
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alvyn williams
From softloud architects
Softloud architects renovated this tiny [50sqm] 1905 cottage from the inside out, giving it back its dignity, sense of time and place, and small-town character. The existing local timber frame and roof structure have been retained and reinforced from above, the old brick chimney revitalised and new retaining walls, landscaping and verandah added. Lumps and bumps, wear and tear, and the uneven timber floors and ceilings have been retained to reinforce the feeling of age.
project team: alvyn & pia williams, steve retter, don willis, martin croydon, tom neil