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3 storey terrace house addition surrounded by apartments, Port Melbourne
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Serpentine curved timber wall with hidden doors
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Serpentine curved timber wall with doors open
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Existing living area refurbished with new kitchen & mezzanine study
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New kitchen in existing double height trussed roof space
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Bathroom off the timber curved hall
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Semi-recessed basin chosen by the client because the kids don't splash with this one
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Serpentine curved timber wall continues up to the first floor
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Looking back at the stairs
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Top level roof deck designed to block views of apartments and open to city
Addition for Graphic Designers
Carspace converts to Garden
Outdoor room addition to existing NeoMetro living room
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Owner-built poptop addition in a heritage area
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beautifully executed owner-built bathroom
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a bedroom with views and a deck tucked in the roof
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We love standing seam metal roofs
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from the back, a palette of metal roofs and fences
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shining in the sun
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Indoor outdoor, bar stools at bifold window bench
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Pottery studio converted into hotelsuite-style home
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Large bathroom separated from bedroom by corner glazed doors
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Skylight above bed to look at elm tree above
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Living room tv, fireplace and display
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Storage and panelling to finish and insulate old brick walls
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Victorian house in Richmond returned to its former glory
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White & warm timber tones enliven the exterior & interior
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Lofty living space at rear, not visible from street
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Double height space over the living room
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Study over kitchen photos by Shania Shegedyn
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Extension to a workers cottage along a lane
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Enter directly into the new addition
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Straight up stairs to the living room
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Roof wraps to townplanning setback photos by Shania Shegedyn
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Dynamic living room for an artist
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Space & light subtly manipulated
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Space & light subtly manipulated
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alsoCAN's previous home office
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Shortlisted for an architecture award
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Sleeping pod over the kitchen / dining
residential extensions
alsoCAN architects like to retain as much as we can. It's better for the environment & old houses have charm that we can compliment with new spaces.
Our own renovations in Launceston are almost complete, converting our sheds into a wheelchair & vision impaired accessible airBnB. We have another airbnb shed conversion on the drawing board in Hadspen.
A farmhouse extension in Riverside and a copper & brick addition in Invermay have planning permits, and builders lined up to start.
Our sheds, a Devonport addition & a Bicheno holiday house addition are all being designed for accessibility, for aging gracefully at home.
We are now experienced in successfully completing extensions during lockdown in Melbourne, even when our clients have also been interstate.
And the joy of clients recommending us; an addition in Port Melbourne has led to 2 more additions & there are now 3 additions of ours in the same Hawthorn street .
Contact us about renovating their home. We are happy to look & give initial advice. We do not charge for the first consultation.