Lachlan Seegers Architect’s latest house in Lane Cove, Sydney, comes with a rich history on the harbourside suburb. Initially intended for grazing in the 1870s, according to a map of the area, the infertile land soon became an important area for industry, using the nearby harbour to transport materials such as timber. This back story has been thoughtfully carved into the design for this new house, picking up on the area’s industrial history as much as its unique landscape.
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