Kirribilli and Milsons Point: Apartments in the Shadow of the Bridge
A dense harbour peninsula beside the Harbour Bridge approach. Traffic film, still-air salt and strata ownership make this unlike anywhere else on…
Category: Local Areas
Suburb-specific exterior cleaning notes from across Sydney.
Clontarf: Harbour Beachfront, Boat Sheds and Blocks That Fall Away
Clontarf sits on Middle Harbour with beach frontage and steep bush behind. Marine hardware and permanently shaded rear elevations define the work.
Seaforth: View Homes on a Slope, and the Side Nobody Ever Looks At
Seaforth houses face Middle Harbour and turn their backs on the hill. The uphill elevation is where the damage quietly accumulates.
Fairlight: Interwar Flats, Harbour Foreshore and Walls That Face Two Ways
Fairlight sits on the narrow strip between Manly and the harbour. Older apartment blocks and steep foreshore access shape the maintenance here.
Balgowlah Heights: Sandstone Terraces and Harbour-Facing Glass
Balgowlah Heights homes step down toward Middle Harbour on sandstone. Soft stone and salt-facing glazing are the two things to get right.
Queenscliff: Living on the Most Exposed Corner of the Beach
Queenscliff sits where the headland meets the northern end of the beach, and takes wind and salt from angles the rest of…
Bayview: Marina Frontage, Steep Blocks and Salt Without Surf
Bayview runs from the Pittwater waterfront up a steep escarpment. Boats below, bushland above, and two very different problems on the same…
Davidson: Why the Back of the House Is Always the Problem
Davidson blocks typically back onto Garigal National Park. The rear elevation gets the shade, the leaf fall and the fire risk all…
Curl Curl: A South-Facing Beach and What It Does to Render
Curl Curl's orientation gives many homes a south-facing aspect that never fully dries. Salt plus permanent shade is the combination that grows…
Church Point: The Last Road, and Everything Past It Goes by Boat
Church Point is where the road ends and the offshore communities begin. Steep foreshore blocks, a working wharf and no easy access…
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