Paddington Residence by D.Boddam. Located in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, this project features a designer kitchen & a marble-filled bathroom.

This cliff top residence is north–east facing with unprecedented ocean views & incorporates principles of sustainability.

The building’s new intricate steel windows and honest expression of the timber trusses enhance the existing charm.

The rear 4-metre high living spaces include expansive northern glazed areas & louvres for natural ventilation & morning light which connect to a private garden.

A concrete party wall extends the entire length of the townhouse, separating it from its neighbour and connecting the front entry to the garden.

This custom designed residence endeavours to create a kind of vigorous grandeur reminiscent of the surrounding picturesque houses.

Derived from the ‘Quad’ concept design, this five bedroom family home has been extensively customised in collaboration with their clients.

This coastal holiday house is composed of a series of stepped pavilions reflecting the sites undulating topography.

This split level beach house includes three bedrooms and a lounge retreat on the lower level, and a large open plan living area and master bedroom.

Located in beautiful East Trentham, renovations to this existing dwelling were designed to blend a modern aesthetic within a country setting.

Surrounded by a European landscape, the Trentham Barn was designed referencing the traditional pitched roof barn shape.

A refined palette of white washed timber boards, and polished fresco walls are used to produce a sophisticated take on the traditional country home.

This project is a study in facilitating complex design outcomes using computational design and digital fabrication tools to manage a multitude of components.

The Maven Bar immediately entices visitors with a parametric wall designed entirely of 2,300 wine bottles that shine like diamonds.

As a part of the Foxtel IQ3 feature wall commission the Sydney HQ required two freestanding walls to act as a room separators.

The project is a pavilion designed using Rhino and Grasshopper, and is an exploration in geometric resolution of a complex surface.

A large scale studio to accommodate spin, pilates, and yoga for The KX team. Featuring a large reception waiting area and extensive change room facilities.

The new office fit out sits within the existing warehouse space. The bold black insertion contains a discrete kitchen, bathroom fascinates, IT hub and storage.

Restricted by the site’s small size, the proposed design raises the roof structure allowing the living spaces to be flooded with light.

The architectural language of this project celebrates the local vernacular style in a modern and playful way.

Solids, voids and cantilevers break up the pure form of the house making it more tactile and dynamic, allowing natural light into the interior.

Daniel Boddam was commissioned to redesign this project to create a sensitive addition that compliments the architectural style of the house.