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Up North

• Many of Melbourne's inner-city suburbs are lined with rows of Victorian-era workers’ cottages. Commonly situated on long narrow sites, these houses are filled with historical appeal, but often lack the flexibility and functionality desired for modern sustainable living.

Located in Northcote, this extension by architects Mihaly Slocombe skilfully demonstrates how a century-old house with a small footprint on a compact site can be transformed into a comfortable home – tailored to meet the needs of owners Claire and Brent.

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