New South Wales Attic Conversion, NSW Home Renewal, Interior Architecture, Building Photos
Little Paddo in Paddington, NSW
9 May 2021
Design: Anton Kouzmin Architecture
Location: Paddington, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Photos by Katherine Lu
Little Paddo Attic Conversion
The brief for Little Paddo was simple; to transform a stuffy old attic conversion into a well ventilated, light filled, flexible studio that accommodated a work-from-home study, a place to play and compose music, ample storage, a fold-out bed and a laundry.
The project in Paddington, NSW was an exercise in peeling away and pulling apart the old interior to increase the perception of space. A swiss army knife of various joinery components were then added to accommodate a range of overlapping functions; all within the heritage fabric of a Paddington terrace house.
A solar array was installed in tandem with new skylights and roof ventilators. The result is a balanced, wonderfully radiant space that helps ventilate the house below and provides an inspiring environment to work from home.
What was the brief?
The brief for Little Paddo was simple; to transform a stuffy old attic conversion into a well ventilated, light filled, flexible studio that accommodated a work-from-home study, ample storage, a fold-out bed and a laundry.
What were the solutions?
The project was an exercise in peeling away and pulling apart the old interior to increase the perception of space. A swiss army knife of various joinery components were then added to accommodate a range of overlapping functions; all within the heritage fabric of a Paddington terrace house.
Little Paddo Interior in Paddington New South Wales – Building Information
Architecture & Interior Design: Anton Kouzmin Architecture
Project size: 50 sqm
Site size: 150 sqm
Completion date: 2020
Building levels: 3
Builder: Generation III
Structural Engineer: GZ Consulting Engineers
Photography: Katherine Lu
Little Paddo, Paddington New South Wales images / information received 090521 from Anton Kouzmin Architecture
Location: Paddington, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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