Designing the roof in the form of separate pavilions provides opportunities for sunlight and ventilation to enter deep within the building footprint

Locating the living areas above the original roof level allows easy level access to a sunny and private back yard

The original Waverley house with 1960s additions including mediterranean balustrades, red brickwork and fake sandstone cladding.

The owners of the adjoining house (left) agreed to follow the design of this Waverley house to achieve a coordinated appearance and council approval

The framed form of the top floor study is cantilevered above the lower roof to give a floating appearance.

Angled walls create opportunities for views over Clovelly and other eastern suburbs beaches while maintaining privacy from neighbours

Distinct timber framed elements step in and out along the length of this eastern suburbs house. This articulation enables control of privacy and views.

A striking feature of the design is the framed form of the cantilevered study. Large bay windows here give views over the eastern suburbs beaches