A Short History of Paddington

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Paddington is one of Sydney’s most sought after and interesting suburbs. Filled with mixed matched terrace houses, long narrow streets Continue reading…

The Lady of Paris | Notre Dame | Roth Architecture & Interior

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This past week one of the worlds most recognised icons of religion, French history and architecture went up in flames. The stunning Notre Dame of Paris, which has stood for over 800 years caught fire on Monday evening (local time) causing the collapse of the famous spire. Continue reading…

Chateau de Gudanes & the Restoration of History

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Chateau de Gudanes & the restoration of history.

Everyday Roth works tirelessly to restore and rebuild structures of the past. It can often be an interesting and excited process, with many time pieces found within walls and floors. Continue reading…

Top 5 Architectural Sites in Russia

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The FIFA World Cup is held every four years. Countries furiously bid to host the spectacle years in advance. The honour to host the 2018 games has fallen on Russia. Continue reading…

St George Chapel, The History Behind the Royal Wedding Venue

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The world is well in truly a buzz with excitement over the forthcoming nuptials of Prince Harry and his love Meghan Markle. In a world where there is more turbulence than peace, the royal wedding is a moment of relief. Continue reading…

The Cost of Terrace Renovations

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Costing a terrace renovation can often be a tricky task. There are a lots of unrealistic views on what a terrace should cost. These opinions often fall on extremes of either side of the spectrum of budgets. Continue reading…

Before & After, Paddington Street Paddington

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Romance in Paddington.

As a growing blog, we want to expand the types of posts and information we have on offer. As an attempt at creating better insider content for you all, we introduce the ‘Before & After’ series. Continue reading…

Nostalgia and Architecture

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Global architecture trade demands a certain degree of nostalgia on the part of its creative thinkers. In particular for Sydney, the dense terrace housing of the inner suburbs and Continue reading…

Narrow Terrace and House Renovation

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The Narrow Renovation

As architects based next door to a heritage area, narrow homes and structures are situations familiar to Roth. There is a belief that small homes make for unenjoyable spaces. Continue reading…

Maximising Small Spaces

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It is often a misconception that it is not possible to live comfortably and stylishly in small spaces. Continue reading…

The International Design & Architecture Awards 2018

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It is a great pleasure to announce that Roth Architects has been shortlisted for the 2018 International Design and Architecture Awards. Continue reading…

Renovating a Victorian Terrace

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Alterations and additions to a Victorian terrace is a difficult balance between history and contemporary. Continue reading…

Roth Architects Win Randwick City Awards

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Last Wednesday the 27th of September our Director Alex Roth attended the Randwick City Architecture and Urban Design Awards.

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Standing the Test of Time, The Historical Arch

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The Arch and its Humble Beginnings:

The arch is a structure prevalent in History. With humble beginnings, the arch has evolved over time.Today, innovation has led to the incorporation of new materials such as steel, which has given us a reason to reinvent the arch again. Continue reading…

The Foxground Farmhouse

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A disused piggery transformed into an idyllic country retreat in Foxground Valley.
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Working With The Past

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How does one honour the past and pay tribute to it while updating dwellings and structures so that they meet the needs of modern life?
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