Beautiful Hotels Villas: Modern House Addition in A Beautiful Traditional House by Stanic Harding Architecture

Even when you live in a home with big rooms, you need to keep scale in mind and find furniture that isn’t oversize. An overstuffed house, where you’re also about to bring in the whole families, doesn’t cut it for this beautiful modern house which is located McMahon’s Point. Stanic Harding Architecture has made one family’s dream come true. This family residential is located in a conservation zone under North Sydney Councils control. This residence was being added with new modern housing that had been facing many challenges such as strict specifications, but in the mean time it also needs to accommodate the family’s needs. Thanks to the new roof on the backside, which opened to the northern sky, this modern family residence gets its stylish silhouette. Not to forget the zinc façade in rear garden that adds glamour to this modern residential design.
“The concept developed into one that by definition wore two faces, one that presented a well mannered side to the street being recessive, setback and allowing the existing house to be clearly legible and thereby by reinforcing the conservation zone streetscape objective and the other that was designed to relate to the small rear yard and present an elevational treatment that was in away an expression of the sectional view of the addition. The interior spaces have been adjusted to improve function and allow for considered connection to new outdoor living areas. Existing elements of worth have been incorporated into the design scheme, the bay window being an example.” stated the Architects
Not only a good modern renovation was done here, but the house interior is absolutely loveable. Everything inside this house has its home, a good use of the wall space and storages are cleverly put. We truly love the scenic dining spaces where it opens up to a beautiful city skyline and from the deck you can also held romantic dining which has also a real life picture of the city view.

Mcmahons Point by Stanic Harding (1)