The Federation era was a time of great activity. 1900s dwellings are cherished by their owners and protected by strict conservation rules.
Whether to renovate an old home or start fresh with a knockdown rebuild is a common dilemma for North Shore homeowners.
It has been a busy year for Playoust Churcher. We have had the pleasure of working on a range of different projects with our clients… from dream home builds to heritage alterations and multi-residential developments.
Sydney’s North Shore can unlock significant value for homeowners and developers considering dual occupancy and multi-dwelling developments.
Lane Cove offers residents one of the more picture-perfect streetscapes on Sydney’s North Shore. With peninsulas, bushland, waterfront locales, and a charming village, it is an idyllic setting for families who crave the community feel.
Building or renovating a home on Sydney’s North Shore is more than just a construction project—it’s an opportunity to shape how you live for years to come.
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Designing someone’s dream home isn’t just about blueprints and buildings—it’s about truly understanding the people who will live there and crafting a space that enhances their everyday lives. At Playoust Churcher Architects, we’ve developed a tried-and-true six-stage process that allows us to do just that.
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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.
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Home adaptation for an ageing lifestyle – There is a growing trend to modify existing homes rather than downsizing or moving into retirement villages.
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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.
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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.
