Stukel Architecture

Stukel Architecture is a Sydney practice with studios in Chippendale and Wrocław, Poland, known for innovative, expressive and inclusive design across residential, commercial and cultural work. It matches technical knowledge with honed conceptual thinking, listening to each client's vision, hopes and desires to co-create buildings that cater for everything from intimacy and companionship to celebration and grand ambitions.

The team is pragmatic about the place of design in clients' lives and visionary about the end-user's experience. Director and nominated architect Daniel Beasly is a certified Passive House designer, and the practice is an A+ member of the Australian Institute of Architects.

On Lunchbox, Splice House in Wollstonecraft fits a double-height addition precisely within strict planning controls to avoid the need for approval, while Flutter House in Camperdown gives a heritage cottage a light-filled addition whose roofline extends from the original like a fluttering flag.

See Splice House and Flutter House on Lunchbox below.

Splice House Fuses Old and New With Sneaky Precision

In an area with challenging heritage overlays, Splice House fits an impressive modern addition within the allowable setbacks...

Roofline of New Addition Extends Off Original Like a Fluttering Flag

A double-storey addition sensitively extends the original home, unfurling from the original roofline to create a light-filled home.