Australian architecture practice Alexander & Co has overhauled this oceanside home in Sydney to make it more suitable for family life.
Before its renovation, the five-bedroom house had a disjointed floor plan that was proving inefficient for its two young owners and their three children. Many of the rooms were also cut off from views of the garden and the ocean beyond.
Pacific House’s kitchen is decked out with oakwood and different types of marble
“[Pacific House] was substantial in structure but devoid of spirit and certainly absent of any operational utility,” said Alexander & Co‘s principal architect Jeremy Bull.
Tasked with making the home a “functional engineer of family
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