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    Brisbane Authentic

    Nov 29, 2017 3 minutes
    practice—Wrightson Stewart | project—Wilston project | location—Brisbane, Queensland | text—Gillian Serisier | photography—Kylie Hood

    “Why own a particular type of house if you don’t love it?” IAN WRIGHTSON

    Located on a street of lovely workers’ cottages in Wilston, Brisbane, the house is very much at home and a continuation of the neighbouring aesthetic. To some extent, this sentence is at odds with the radical nature of the expansion, but remains true nonetheless.

    Taking the new build/old build divide quite literally, the existing cottage has been redefined as a crisp white entity.

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