Thames Residence, Balmain.

The project involved the renovation and enlargement of an original house that did not comply with the standards relating to drainage and plumbing.

The client had specific requirements for the layout of the service rooms, particularly the laundry and bathrooms, and also wanted to add a first-floor study.

To address the non-compliance issues, the building team carefully assessed the existing drainage and plumbing systems and developed a detailed plan to rectify and upgrade these areas. This involved replacing old and faulty pipes, ensuring proper ventilation and insulation, and ensuring that all fixtures were in compliance with the current building codes.

Enlarging the ground and first floors required a meticulous approach to ensure that the extensions seamlessly blended with the existing structure. The building team worked closely with architects and engineers to design and construct the new spaces in a way that maximised efficiency and functionality.

The client’s specific requirements for the service rooms, laundry, and bathrooms meant that careful attention had to be paid to the layout and placement of fixtures. The team worked closely with the client to understand their needs and provided various design options to choose from. The final design included larger and more accessible laundry and bathroom spaces and a well-appointed first-floor study.