Designing homes for balance and lifestyle. Sydney’s north shore meets rural retreats. We work with clients to ensure they have the best of both worlds.
Home adaptation for an aging lifestyle – There is a growing trend to modify existing homes rather than downsizing or moving into retirement villages.
On Sydney’s picturesque North Shore, outdoor living is no longer just a trend; it’s a way of life. Make the most of your outdoor space.
In recent times downsizing into an apartment is on the nose. Clients are demanding more for their lifestyle, maintaining their hobbies, and ensuring the grandkids have space to enjoy. More home with less maintenance is the new order.
This month Playoust Churcher Architects take a moment to reflect on what has been an extraordinary year for completed projects in 2024.
With 2024 ending soon, we’ve taken the opportunity to illustrate a few architectural projects currently under construction. Each of these renovation is scheduled for completion in 2025.
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Embarking on a residential architectural project is a significant commitment—financially, emotionally, and in terms of time. Partnering with an architect with a proven, structured approach can make all the difference in ensuring the success of your dream project.
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Playoust Churcher undertook a challenging yet highly rewarding renovation project of a Victorian-era cottage in McMahons Point, Sydney.
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Are you seeking an architectural firm with a deep understanding of council regulations for new building projects or heritage renovations on Sydney’s north shore? Playoust Churcher Architects has been delivering outstanding projects for over three decades.
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For decades, Playoust Churcher Architects has recognised the delicate balance between preserving the rich history of heritage homes and integrating modern design to suit contemporary lifestyles.
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We live and work on the lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora nation. We acknowledge their traditional custodianship of the land and pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
