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Mid-Century Home · Aug 31, 2026 · Mid-Century Home

How to Build New in an Existing Neighborhood

A house in Adelaide teaches us how to build in an existing neighborhood.

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  • Discusses residential architecture
  • Discusses contextual design
  • Discusses pitched roof forms
  • Mentions Ashley Halliday

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