Blair Smith Architecture Renovates 2005 Melbourne Home with Two New Pavilions
Blair Smith Architecture has completed Holland Grove, a comprehensive renovation of a two-level residence originally built in 2005 in Melbourne, Australia, alongside the addition of two new lightweight pavilions in the backyard. The project, which spans 335 m², was designed in collaboration with interior design studio Hecker Guthrie and reevaluates the existing footprint to accommodate a blended family, prioritizing spatial expansion through subtle, landscape-focused additions. The team included Jack Heatley as project lead, Blair Smith as principal architect, Hyland Built as general contractor, JALA Landscape for landscape architecture, and R.I. Brown for structural engineering and consulting. Suppliers APATO and Thermory provided materials and products. Photography was by Lillie Thompson, and the project was curated by Miwa Negoro. Completed in 2024, the renovation falls under the category of houses and exemplifies a strategic approach to adapting existing residential structures for contemporary family needs.
Key facts
- Holland Grove is a renovation of a two-level residence built in 2005 in Melbourne, Australia.
- The project added two new lightweight pavilions in the backyard.
- Blair Smith Architecture designed the project in collaboration with interior design studio Hecker Guthrie.
- The project area is 335 m² and was completed in 2024.
- The renovation aims to accommodate a blended family by reevaluating the existing footprint.
- The design prioritizes spatial expansion through subtle, landscape-focused additions.
- The team included Jack Heatley as project lead, Blair Smith as principal architect, Hyland Built as general contractor, JALA Landscape for landscape architecture, and R.I. Brown for structural engineering.
- Suppliers APATO and Thermory provided materials; photography was by Lillie Thompson; curation by Miwa Negoro.
Entities
Artists
- Blair Smith
- Jack Heatley
- Lillie Thompson
- Miwa Negoro
Institutions
- Blair Smith Architecture
- Hecker Guthrie
- Hyland Built
- JALA Landscape
- R.I. Brown
- APATO
- Thermory
Locations
- Melbourne
- Australia