A unique garden house in Melbourne, Australia, designed by local interior design Studio Bright. In today's architecture, there is a growing demand for the appreciation and appreciation of traditional dwellings -- walking the streets of the downtown suburbs, Victorian and Edwardian buildings are being reconfigured in a new and timeless light. Studio Bright's concrete and brick buildings change the conversation and celebrate the power of these architectural gems.

Designed as a traditional covering, the studio lovingly and sustainably guides the concrete brick building into its contemporary environment. Embracing the existing brick facade is a humble and compassionate backyard extension that embraces the embedded history while illuminating its architectural appeal. The studio responded to the client's request by designing a larger living space and an additional bedroom, adding to the plan of the house's original central passage. Minor changes were made to the floor area, only a new bathroom with interesting pink and white tiles and a new master bedroom was added. At the same time, the old kitchen at the end of the corridor was removed to allow the architects to take advantage of the newly created open space.