With a growing family, the owners of Crib and Chock House wanted to extend the residence located in Coburg, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. The expansion project was realized by Windust Architects x Interiors . Given that the owners wanted to keep the fig tree next to the house, an extension to the rear of the site was not possible. The architects decided to make the expansion around the tree, simultaneously directing the living areas to the north. The requirements of the project have included a new kitchen, bathroom, ensuite, dining and living room.

随着家庭的成长，婴儿房和Chock House的主人想要扩建位于澳大利亚墨尔本郊区Coburg的住宅。扩建工程是由温迪建筑师事务所(Win尘埃Architect x Interiors)完成的。考虑到主人想把无花果树放在房子旁边，不可能把它延伸到房子的后面。建筑师们决定围绕这棵树进行扩建，同时将生活区引向北方。该项目的要求包括新厨房、浴室、套间、餐厅和客厅。

The expansion also included an “outside room”, with the purpose of connecting harmoniously the inner and outdoor areas. The “Crib - Chock” name resulted from the notched timber work above the outside room, inspired by Japanese timber jointing. The “crib” being the lower beam into which transverse angled battens would sit. The “Chock” beams slide over the battens to secure everything in place.” [Photographer Peter Bennetts]

扩建还包括一个“外部房间”，目的是将内部和室外区域和谐地连接起来。“婴儿床”