Second Storey Extensions Melbourne

Yarraville Case Study

The clients had a clear and defined idea of the extension design that would suit their lifestyle needs. Following a consultation with one of our Senior Design Consultants, a contemporary approach was taken to the extension of this traditional house. The design brief involved transforming the facade and then adding a contemporary ground and first floor extension featuring a void between the two levels.  A dynamic relationship ensued between the old and new resulting in a construction that was not only functional but visually impressive.

Retaining the original warmth and character of this traditional home was one of the vital criteria which informed the planning and concept stage. Respectful transformation of the post war façade into a beautiful Californian bungalow inspired design resulted. With its new front porch and covered area, clients could sit back and watch the world pass by.

Hughesdale Case Study

A seamless upper storey extension to this Californian Bungalow created a light, spacious and modern residence whilst keeping the integrity and charm of this classic beauty. The extension consisted of two large children’s bedroom serviced by a main bathroom and a large open play retreat. Parents were not overlooked with a large master bedroom enhanced by a beautiful feature bay window and ensuite with shower and double vanity. Careful attention was given to details and finishes resulting in a stylish; functional and character filled home for the family to enjoy.

Box Hill Case Study

The clients’ design brief was for an extension which would provide a large entertaining space; an increased number of bedrooms; and additional living spaces within the home for family living. The extension resulted in a four bedroom home plus a study with two bathrooms; a multi-purpose room; and an external entertaining deck. The size and functionality of the home was also enhanced by works to the existing family room and kitchen. The design also provided for plenty of storage space and, very importantly for these clients, complied with positive feng-shui principles.

Glen Iris Case Study

This client has returned to Supa Group on four separate occasions over several years to carry out separate stages of their home extension. Their beautiful period home has been sympathetically extended to include a range of fabulous living options such as a large home theatre, five bedrooms, a multipurpose area and al fresco entertaining spaces. In working closely together with our clients over several occasions, Supa Group has a great rapport with the Owners and an in-depth understanding of their requirements.

Preston West Case Study

The clients were not looking for a loud and contrasting extension.

They loved their character filled weatherboard house but desperately needed more space for their two  children.

The new extension not only had to blend sympathetically with the period features but also provide a more modern approach internally to design and layout.

An upper floor extension was an easy decision. It allowed a functional and spacious ‘zoned’ area to be created, with only a corner fireplace making way for the new staircase, minimising the impact to the ground floorplan.

Going up; the new second storey extension greeted you with an open common ‘hangout’ area.  Designed to optimise the use of space; the extension also featured two generous bedrooms serviced by a main bathroom with even a separate all purpose room that doubled as a study or spare bedroom.

On completion, the new house was now a beautiful and more spacious home  that was not only seamless but had great street appeal.

Balwyn North Case Study

With two young teenagers, this Art Deco Maisonette was seriously needing more space. The obvious solution was an upper floor extension allowing the clients to retain their beautiful landscaped garden whilst providing much needed space for their growing family.

Inspiration for this upper floor extension came from a ski trip to New Zealand where the clients stayed in a lodge that boasted an ultra-modern façade.

What resulted was a visually striking fusion of modern and classical. The new second storey with its Western red Cedar cladding, Colourbond roof and unique extruded casement window all stained in dark charcoal nestled proudly on the maisonette. Existing and new were undeniably distinct from each other yet connected by simple features like the charcoal stained fascia and the unique built up chimney in detailed metal cladding.

To make the upper floor extension more cost effective, Hardies Scyon Axon cladding was used to the sides and rear of the second storey extension.

The upper floor with its slick, dark hued floorboards featured two spacious bedrooms for the children with a main bathroom, powder room, open rumpus and a store room. The maisonette was beautifully and respectfully renovated throughout with only an existing study making way for the staircase minimising the impact on original floor plan.