28 Nov 25
Waverley House, our Bronte family home, was featured in issue 14.3 of Grand Designs Australia. The piece traces the transformation of a modest 1950s brick bungalow into a series of warm, light-filled spaces designed to connect the family to the lush, leafy street around them. Associate project architect Charly Watson spoke to the thinking behind the design: "The street and its site enjoy a lush, verdant greenery that we wanted to champion and connect to throughout the home."
Read the full feature in Grand Designs Australia issue 14.3, or see more of Waverley House.
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