Reno Legacy Compilation

Here we are showcasing some interesting portions or views of our older renovations & extensions.

CookeWeston Major Reno 2004

01  Clerestory over dining room doubling as a deck.

02  The ‘solid’ west side in CHH Shadowclad ply.

Leviny Major Reno 2000

03  Western addition, viewing windows protected by large propped overhang.

BellPennington Addition 2005

04  3 storey addition plus deck, replacing lean-to.  Master suite upstairs with views.

HarrisRichards Pavilion 1995

05  Articulated pavilion – a combination of office and guesthouse.  This was a precursor to BCC’s secondary dwellings allowance.

Parsons Deck 1998

06  Cathedral ceiling-ed roof with dormer skylight.

Brazier Addition 2004

07  Living room addition, as a pavilion, with its own pyramidal roof.

08  Lots of louvres, featured timberwork throughout.

Arnett Addition 2008

09  Articulated extension on a 1950’s house, over 2 storeys.

10  Kitchen & Dining area within the addition.

Franz Road Reno & Addition 2014

11  The Addition is a Pavilion, via a stepped link, and can be built-in under later.

12  The Pavilion is essentially a Kitchen & Family ‘pod’, with a generous deck, facing north.

Gittins Major Reno 2008

13  Existing Queenslander raised, built-in, added to with a stepped roof pavilion, using major steel portals.

14  Front of house, repaired, verandah returned to original, nice stairs used.

Hawken Pavilion (secondary dwelling) 2001

15  The first secondary dwelling in Brisbane.  Multi-purpose building with bathroom, can be bedroom, studio, living, study, airbnb.

16  Interior has exposed feature timber trusses and kitchenette.  We are experts in these secondary dwellings.

Pitcher Major Reno 2005

17  Rear of the much enlarged Queenslander.  Garage is attached at front.

18  Very generous kitchen, eat-in, with hidden butler’s pantry.

Swift Pavilion Addition 2005

19  Narrow site, so we are showing the 3D image, before, of a modest worker’s cottage.

20  We added a light filled pavilion, for living.  Highlight windows face north.