Machiya House
Located on a corner site, this semi-detached residence presented as one of a kind in the Heritage Conservation Area of Balmain. Inspired by the traditional Japanese townhouses (Machiya) of Kyoto, its private and public domains co-exist, with layers of screening and curated openings to draw in light and engage the streetscape, discreetly hinting at the life lived within.

Status: Completed, 2019

Location: Balmain, Wangal Country

Council: Inner West Council

Photography: Katherine Lu

Awards: 2019 Houses Awards, Emerging Architecture Practice (Finalist)
2019 AIA NSW Architecture Awards, Residential Architecture—Houses, (Alterations & Additions) (Finalist)
2019 Houses Awards, House Alteration & Addition Under 200m2 (Finalist)
2019 Dezeen Awards, Residential Rebirth Project (Finalist)

Press: Àvivre #52
ArchDaily
Dwell
Green #69
Habitus Living
The Design Files
The Local Project

Machiya House
Located on a corner site, this semi-detached residence presented as one of a kind in the Heritage Conservation Area of Balmain. Inspired by the traditional Japanese townhouses (Machiya) of Kyoto, its private and public domains co-exist, with layers of screening and curated openings to draw in light and engage the streetscape, discreetly hinting at the life lived within.

Status: Completed, 2019

Location: Balmain, Wangal Country

Council: Inner West Council

Photography: Katherine Lu

Awards: 2019 Houses Awards, Emerging Architecture Practice (Finalist)
2019 AIA NSW Architecture Awards, Residential Architecture—Houses, (Alterations & Additions) (Finalist)
2019 Houses Awards, House Alteration & Addition Under 200m2 (Finalist)
2019 Dezeen Awards, Residential Rebirth Project (Finalist)

Press: Àvivre #52
ArchDaily
Dwell
Green #69
Habitus Living
The Design Files
The Local Project