How to Renovate Your New Home When You’re Moving Out of State
Renovation is a great way to improve the value of your home before moving out, but what if you want to renovate your new home before moving in? While not impossible, renovating your new home, especially while out of state, can be complicated, but there are ways to make it easier. How to Effectively Renovate […]
7 Ways To Manage Renovation Mess
Renovating your home can be quite an exciting project yet it can also be messy. And if you don’t manage it well, your furniture could be stained or otherwise damaged. Your yard could also be a casualty, suffering significant damage as a result of your renovations. How do you get on with your renovation project […]
Cleaning Up Your Home After Renovation: 8 Tips For Efficiency
Renovations are a necessary evil. When preparing for renovations, a homeowner’s focus is often on the labor cost and the materials needed, plus hiring a good contractor. Although these aspects are crucial and form the basis of your renovations, you should also make plans for proper clean-up after the construction work. This is because brick […]
6 Savvy Ideas To Spruce Up Your Patio
If you enjoy living outside and have a patio, then it may be time to spruce it up and make it livable. Your patio extends your house and deserves to fit in with your style and personality. And since your patio is an extension of your house, it’s important to have a design that flows […]
Converting Your Home Into A Rental? Take Note Of These 7 Tips
It’s possible to generate passive income by converting your home into a rental property. Although you’ll need to consider several details, this is a viable method of generating income. In addition, you can make it a success with the proper knowledge. Many first-time landlords venture into properties by converting their homes into rental properties. Perhaps, […]
Ways to Increase the Amount of Rent You Can Charge for Your Property
Whether you’re a long-term property investor or you just want rent to out a home for the first time, you’ll want to maximize the amount of rent you receive. Here’s how to do it.
Le Poulailler
Quebec, Canada – eba architecture Built Area: 130.53 m2 Year Built: 2017 Photographs: Joël Gingras/Apy-D Le Poulailler House is an addition project to an existing brick building that’s been on the site for at least a hundred years. The architect was careful to preserve the old structure as it introduces a new one. The result […]
Water Street
Tucson, United States – Rob Paulus Architects Built Area: 160.0 m2 Year Built: 2012 Photographs: Liam Frederick Water Street is an addition project to an existing bungalow. The original structure sits on a long plot of land. In order to maximize space, a master suite was added, along with a new guest house. The […]
Coronet
Melbourne, Australia – Jos Tan Architects Built Area: 35.0 m2 Year Built: 2017 Photographs: Tom Ross Coronet is a renovation and addition project to an existing home. The owner is an avid cook who wanted a multi-purpose space for cooking, entertaining, and dining. The said space, according to the brief, should open up to […]
Randwick Pavilion
Sydney, Australia – MASQ Architecture Built Area: 90.0 m2 Year Built: 2018 Photographs: The Guthrie Project The brief for Randwick Pavilion required the addition of three spaces to an existing home. A living room, kitchen, and dining room were appended into the original structure. The design of the living room establishes an […]
K2 House
Melbourne City, Australia – FMD Architects Built Area: 114.0 m2 Year Built: 2017 Photographs: Peter Bennetts Back in 2008, the architects have designed K2 House, a pad fit for a young bachelor. Nearly a decade later, the firm was tasked to make some changes to the design. The clients wanted to upgrade […]
Kutscherhaus
Vienna, Austria – smartvoll Area: 35.0 m2 Year Built: 2017 Photographs: Dimitar Gamizov Kutscherhaus is the result of a renovation project done to a space that once belonged to a coachman. It’s a small house located at the back of Vienna’s museumquartier and has existed for at least 100 years. The 35-square meter apartment […]
Chalet La Petite Soeur
Saint Donat, Canada – ACDF Architecture Area: 130.0 m2 Year Built: 2018 Photographs: Adrien Williams Chalet La Petite Soeur is an extension project to a rustic country cottage. It’s actually a modern structure that provides an interesting contrast to the old house. The newly-added building has a sharp gabled roof and reflects the dimensions […]
House T
Gamlitz, Austria – Atelier Ulrike Tinnacher Project Year: 2015 Area: 170.0 m2 Photographers: Simon Oberhofer House T sits in the expansive, rolling landscape of a peaceful Austrian vineyard. It is found on top of a hill, blending naturally with its surroundings. It’s where an old vintner’s house used to be. After being remodelled in 2015, […]
Mills House
Melbourne, Australia – Austin Maynard Architects Built area: 154.0 m2 Year built: 2015 Photographs: Peter Bennetts Studio Mills House is an extension project to an existing terrace house. The design focused on the needs of a mother and her young children. The architects preserved the façade of the original structure as well as the two front […]
Armadale House
Melbourne, Australia – Robson Rak Architects, Made By Cohen Built area: 150.0 m2 Year built: 2013 Photographs: Shannon McGrath Armadale House is a renovation project on a small, dark, and old Victorian house. Today, there exists an open-plan kitchen, spacious living area, and connecting courtyard. The end result is a house that is stylish, bright, […]
Brick House
Annandale, Australia – Bastian Architecture Built area: 79.0 m2 Year built: 2015 Photographs: Justin Aaron Brick House is a renovation and extension project of an old worker’s cottage. The old wall was made out of bricks. Because of this, the architects decided to use the same material throughout the house. The bricks used in the project […]
Dark Light House
Melbourne, Australia – MRTN Architects Built area: 150.0 m2 Year built: 2017 Photographs: Tatjana Plitt The original Dark Light House was built in the 1960s as a holiday home. Understandably, the current owner wanted to give the house an upgrade. They wanted to make some additions to accommodate the needs of a modern family. However, the […]
Down Up House
France – Avignon-Clouet Architectes Project Year : 2011 Developed Area : 50.0 m2 Down Up House is an extension project of an old ground floor flat, a building constructed in the 19th century. Because of the very limited landscape, the architects had to make sure that they make full use of the available […]
Woonschip VC
Cas Oorthuyskade , Amsterdam, Netherland – Marcel van der Lubbe, Jannie Vinke Project Year : 2016 Developed Area : 150 m2 Photographer: Luuk Kramer Woonschip VC is an actual cargo ship that was converted into a sailing houseboat. The brief was very specific: the owners wanted space, sustainability, and high quality of […]
Allen Key House
Sydney, Australia – Architect Prineas Project Year : 2016 Developed Area : 220.0 m2 Photographs : Chris Warnes Budget constraints often force architects to cut down on something. But this addition to the Allen Key House doesn’t look like there were any constraints from the get-go. Charming and quaint in design, this […]
House in Smilovci
Smilovci, Dimitrovgrad municipality, Serbia – Modelart Arhitekti Project Year : 2017 Developed Area : 111.0 m2 ( 1198.8 Sq ft2 ) Photographs : Stefan Ivković Smilovci is an unassuming little village in Serbia. According to data from the 2011 census, their total population is 114. For the most […]
Enough House
Nova Scotia, Canada – MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects Project Year: 2015 Developed Area : 64.81 m2 ( 700.0 ft2 ) Photographs: William Green, James Brittain Located on the Atlantic coast, the surrounding farm is built by the sea on the historic ruins of Nova Scotia, Canada. This house was built within structures […]
A small residence in Hawthorn
Hawthorn VIC, Australia – Alexandra Buchanan Architecture Project Year : 2015 Photographs : Itsuka Studio Living close to a city centre inevitably leads to compromise. Hawthorn is an inner city suburb of Melbourne that was developed in the late 19th century. Blocks are small and the houses compact. The owners wanted the […]