LOOK TO THE FUTURE
While the facade and front few rooms
of heritage houses are often retained in
near-original style, the rear is another
story. It may be gutted, updated and
extended into a more expansive and
contemporary open-plan kitchen,
living room and dining space.
‘he way we live has changed a lot
over the years. here is now a desire
for a strong connection between
indoor and outdoor spaces,’ says
architect Lindsay.
He believes a new addition need
not be built in the original style of the
existing residence.
‘his muddles history and devalues
what you love about your period home.
Allow the period features to stand on
their own, both in terms of importance
A classic facade maintains
the original character.
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PICTURES DIG DESIGN/RACHEL LEWIS
JULY 2018 Australian Handyman