Crawter Residence.

ArchiPro Project Summary - A revitalized inner-city terrace in Cooks Hill, NSW, showcasing minimalist design and seamless living spaces, expertly crafted by architect Dylan Try and BuildArt Projects, enhanced by natural light and a sunken outdoor terrace.

Title:: Crawter Residence
Architect:: Space Design Architecture
Category:: Residential/; New Builds
Photographers:: Atelier Photography

Client:

Private

Location:

Cooks Hill NSW

Expertise:

Residential

The Team:

Architect: Dylan Try
Builder: BuildArt Projects

Photographer:

Atelier Photography

The Vision

This humble inner-city revival capitalises on every square millimetre. The minimalist interior uses spatial volume and natural light to create the illusion of space.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

At less than 3m wide internally our Railway Street project is a great example of inner city living as its best. The existing dilapidated terrace was dark and disconnected creating no real living experience for the owners.

Through some careful design decisions and a clean crisp palette, the newly renovated terrace is a pleasure to be in, connecting a seamless flow of living spaces on the ground floor combined with a sunken outdoor terrace.

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Architects

New South Wales

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Space Design Architecture. As a team of architects, designers and project managers with local knowledge and international experience, we are constantly putting our skills to the test to create outstanding design solutions for our clients across the multi-residential, workplace, education, health, retail, community, residential, industrial and hospitality sectors. Architecture is expressive, innovative and creative, but it’s also about solving problems and overcoming limits. Our team challenge the status quo, elevate clients’ missions, and seek to measurably improve lives and communities.