Josephine Hurley Architecture
Josephine Hurley Architecture, or JHA, is a Sydney architecture and interior design practice led by nominated architect Josephine Hurley. It specialises in bespoke family homes, and believes "your home is an investment in your health and happiness."
The practice works closely with clients from first consultation to completion, responding to each site's constraints and opportunities to create "timeless and sustainable architecture", and takes pride in strong relationships with clients, consultants and builders.
On Lunchbox, Skylight Terrace brings light into the dark, below-street living level of a Paddington terrace for a family with two young boys. North Bondi House is an internal renovation of a 1980s semi-detached home a walk from the beach, and Dragon Tree Terrace transforms an 1890s Victorian terrace in Newtown with surprising light, space and style.
See Skylight Terrace, Dragon Tree Terrace and more of their work on Lunchbox below.
Subterranean Living Space Transformed by a Huge Skylight
With low ceilings and only the rear of this living area above ground level, this terrace needed something big to feel like a home...
Location, Location, Location. And, Now, the Other Three Ls...
This 1980s-era home already had a stellar location. Thanks to an internal reno, it has everything else you'd want in a home, too...
A Victorian Terrace Transformed: Surprising Light, Space, and Style
A heritage facade, a modern heart – discover the design that balances tradition with today’s comforts in a truly unexpected way.