While it might still be far from the norm, increasingly, many are shelling out thousands to include a lift in their multi-level homes.
When did lifts in homes start to appear? What happened to just mounting the stairs? While it might still be far from the norm, increasingly, many are shelling out thousands to include a lift in their multi-level homes, particularly an older cohort wanting to remain in one place as long as possible.
A multi-level warehouse-style apartment in South Yarra, designed by architect Daryl Jackson, thoughtfully integrated the glass-sided lift into the fabric of the building.As the cost of land heads north in major Australian cities, so does the increase in the use of lifts, particularly in many blue-ribbon areas where the sites are smaller. For a house in Toorak, which didn’t have a lift, the owners are now including one.
In most cases, a lift isn’t commonplace, particularly when there are only two levels to traverse. However, architect Anne Hindley, director of Hindley & Co., is currently adding a third level to a 1990s architect-designed house in South Yarra and incorporating a lift in the process.Purchased by an older couple who were downsizing from a large family home, they, along with the architect, were thinking of how they would use the new house going forward.
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