Fenwick Street House by Julie Firkin Architects
MELBOURNE – Australian firm Julie Firkin Architects has renovated a residence along Fenwick Street in the Melbourne suburb of Clifton Hill. The intervention preserves the existing clapboard structure and amends it with a two-storey, timber-panelle
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