George Kouparitsas Architects led the transformation of the Dohori House in Ascot, Australia, merging concrete volumes with the pre-war facade.
Design emphasized contrast and continuity, integrating new structural elements behind the preserved facade to maintain the original character.
The interior layout was reorganized, with public spaces on the ground floor and five bedrooms on the upper floor to meet contemporary spatial requirements.
Spatial planning considered narrow site constraints and regulatory requirements, achieving a balance between historical elements and modern needs.