High House is an old Victorian house that was renovated to a 5-metre wide inner city terrace without compromising on space, function, interaction, flexibility and light.

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Architect: Dan Gayfer Design
Photos by: Dean Bradley

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

From the architects: Significant emphasis was placed upon encouraging interaction in all living spaces. Ledges/steps, lounges, benches etc. are all purposefully located to facilitate and promote conversation and activity between occupants. The design of interior and exterior elements are tailored towards the client’s everyday living and movement patterns, custom seating on the rear and rooftop terraces one such example.

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

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Victorian house renovation by Dan Gayfer Design

High House is an old Victorian house that was renovated to a 5-metre wide inner city terrace without compromising on space, function, interaction, flexibility and light

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