In this podcast episode, Melonie Bayl-Smith takes us behind the scenes and deconstructs her Doorzien House project.

You’d think the renovation of a federation-style semi would be straightforward.

But this project is in a Sydney suburb that’s full of high-value, heritage-conservation assets.

So there are lots of eyes scrutinizing every move you make.

Click the audio player below to listen.

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About Melonie Bayle-Smith

Founding BIJL Architecture in 2012, Melonie’s practice pursues meaningful and inclusive client relationships, research, and design excellence.

Building on her early career based on residential design, Melonie’s practice now extends to public, education, and community architecture – a natural extension of her inquiring mind and drive for empathic and effective architecture.