Elegant Modern Extension For A Historical Home

Elegant Modern Extension For A Historical Home
Portland architecture firm Beebe Skidmore has inserted a cubic volume with large windows into the middle of a 20th-century home in the city to add more space and bring natural light inside. The original residence is a sprawling Craftsman-style house that dates back to 1907 and features decorative woodwork, trim, cross-gabled bays, shingle siding, a brick... 
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Bold Modernist Extension For A Victorian Home

Bold Modernist Extension For A Victorian Home
St Vincents Place Residence by local practice B.E architecture is a home of daring contradictions. Fronted by a beautifully restored Victorian façade, the recently renovated residence features a modern extension whose minimalist design is seamlessly interwoven with the historic character of the existing building and designed a passion for high craftsmanship and art. The extension... 
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20th Century Edwardian Home With A Concrete Extension

20th Century Edwardian Home With A Concrete Extension
Keeping up street-side appearances, an Australian artist’s home branches out with a modern extension. Her husband and she purchased a tumbledown turn-of-the-20th-century Edwardian, and asked Nest Architects to plan a remediation that would retain as much of the home’s original appeal as possible. The architects overhauled the rear of the residence with an open addition... 
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Brick Family House With Glazed Intervention

Brick Family House With Glazed Intervention
Looking for a cool idea for an extension of your home? Today we’ve got a great example for you! Connect Parkville, a project by Melbourne based studio Steffen Welsch Architects demonstrates merging old with new and in the case, it has manifested as a quiet extension that has been inserted in-between two existing masonry builds. Inhabited... 
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Modern Home Extension With Eye-Catchy Decor

Modern Home Extension With Eye-Catchy Decor
Nestled high above Silicon Valley, the Shou Sugi Ban House was a project that consisted of a major remodel and addition to an existing modern home. At the head of the project was Schwartz and Architecture, who were inspired by the surrounding sights and textures, like the boulders, bark, and leaves. A two-story addition was... 
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