Location

Site-aware family homes across Glen Iris’s varied terrain.

Residential architecture for Glen Iris homes where varied housing, sloping sites, creek influence and family extensions require careful testing.

Initial enquiries are welcome. We aim to reply within two working days.

Contemporary rear extension joined to an existing Melbourne brick veneer house.


Local Context

Glen Iris includes period, interwar and post-war homes across varied sites where slope, drainage, established vegetation and family growth can shape the project.


Suitable Projects

Renovations, rear additions, upper-level extensions, energy upgrades and selected custom homes are relevant.


Energy-efficient courtyard house with deep eaves, timber screens and shaded glazing.

Design Decisions

Orientation, garden, levels, privacy, retained structure and the amount of added floor area should be assessed together.


Studio Approach

We compare realistic paths so the selected design improves comfort and daily use without unnecessary complexity.


Can you help with a sloping Glen Iris site?

Yes. Site levels and drainage should inform the design from the beginning.

Should an extension go up or out?

Garden value, structure, privacy, cost and planning all affect the answer.

Can energy upgrades be integrated?

Yes. Fabric, glazing, shade and zoning should be coordinated with layout changes.



Official resources

Requirements and guidance can change. Check the relevant authority and project address before relying on general information.

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