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    Specs

    Jan 02, 2019 2 minutes

    Architect

    Liz Walsh and Alex Nielsen #TheBaeTAS thebaetas.com.au

    Builder

    Andy Otto Woodwork

    Small footprint living

    The adaptive conversion of an existing 1970s bed-sit apartment into a functional micro-home is inherently sustainable. Repurposing and upgrading an existing space and tapping into existing amenity, infrastructure and community (rather than building anew on the CBD periphery) is a low-tech but arguably fundamentally sustainable approach to growing

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