Restored to blend old charm with modern comfort, this Victorian weatherboard home features a seamless extension integrating heritage charm with contemporary living. 

Set among native bushland, the home balances refined, minimalist lines with warm material choices and practical functionality.

A dark cedar shack was transformed into a modern country home through a renovation and extension project designed by Peter Barton Architects.

Each room in this period home exudes its unique charm while maintaining a cohesive flow throughout.

This home tastefully balances the use of natural timber, concrete and metal finishes to bring modern and contemporary functionality and style. 

This was a renovation where every detail - from layout improvements to material choices - was designed to bring long-term value and practicality to a much-loved home.

This award-winning single-story home boasts an architectural design focused on sustainability for a growing family. 

Nestled on the rolling hills on the border of the Macedon Ranges, this custom home embodies the essence of country living.

This country farmhouse underwent a significant extension, seamlessly blending old and new. 

Originally a weathered stone structure, this project was brought back to life through major structural upgrades and careful attention to the building’s heritage.

A sustainable and modular extension seamlessly integrates with a historic 150-year-old bluestone cottage.

Designed by Heike Burkhardt Architect, the clever reconfiguration of the existing house and contemporary extension enhance its functionality and style.

While preserving the heritage front facade and leadlight windows, the existing house was replaced with a modern, sustainable rear extension.