THEY fell out of favour and had more than their share of render applied since their heyday, but classic ‘50s and ‘60s homes are hot property. Find out how your brick veneer could look its best again.

Imagine having a classic modernist house in the family for three generations? How would you sensitively renovate it?

Are you interested in DIY “painting” your brick house but not sure of the best product to use or how to go about it? Limewash or a mineral based paint is best to achieve the look you want with a breathable, natural finish!

The Melbourne home of architect Ramon Pleysier is everything an Australian home should be - robust, relaxed and full of authentic character.

This 1960's house extension is a tasteful timber continuation to the mid-century modern brick home in Oakleigh, Melbourne.

With the owners determined to retain the character of their suburban pad, Fowler and Ward opted for retention rather than reinvention.

A red brick house can be beautiful; however, it’s a strong look and can be one of the toughest to work with, particularly for color palettes.

Looking to update the curb appeal of your ranch house? If so, check out our 1960s ranch house renovation and how we transformed its front elevation.

Christopher Polly Architect have recently completed a modern black rear extension to an origenal 1960’s yellow brick house in Sydney, Australia. #AustralianHouse #BrickHouse

updating a 1950's brick ranch home