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Architects: Grieve Gillett Architects
- Area: 300 m²
- Year: 2017
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Photographs:Sam Noonan
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Cerbis, Laminex, Mortlock Timber, ROYAL OAK FLOORS, Trimble Navigation
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Lead Architects: Dimitty Andersen
Text description provided by the architects. Tucked behind the typical single storey façade of an eastern suburbs bungalow is the delightful two-storey design of House 108. With extensive external timber cladding, large windows and strong connections to outdoor areas, House 108 feels more like a New Zealand cabin than an inner-city house in Adelaide, South Australia. The owners of House 108 engaged Grieve Gillett Andersen initially to look at improvements to the functionality of the kitchen and a living area of their house. Over time it was evident that extra space was desirable to accommodate their growing family and the owners decided to upgrade the house rather than relocate.
