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KILLARA HOUSE
Our recently completed Altoncourt estate project on Sydney’s Upper North Shore was once home to the Gullick family, whose most notable member is William Gullick – the man who designed the NSW Coat of Arms and pioneered colour photography in Australia.
The home’s new owners set Nathan Gornall Design the task of sensitively contemporising the house, which is aged well into its second century.
The process of updating an historic and culturally significant home can involve all sorts of intricacies you might not face with a standard renovation, but this is the kind of challenge we eagerly embraced.

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