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SUBURBAN LEGEND

eing invited to revive an iconic mid-century home is an honour few architects would turn down, yet with that opportunity comes the challenge of respecting its legacy while updating it with the contemporary changes required. The solution is a delicate balance of honouring the past while moving forward, which is just what architect Adriana Hanna has achieved with

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