An Anglican church in Melbourne dating back to 1892 was converted by Bagnato Architects to include a modern addition and interior renovation. Spread over multiple levels, the home features a variety of natural materials, like reclaimed wood, limestone, marble, and granite, giving the inside a warm and cozy feel. Photo 4 of 9 in 7 Repurposed Churches Around the World from Traditional Churches Become Modern Homes

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In Melbourne, Australia, Bagnato Architects converted an 1892 wood frame church into a single-family home and inserted a second-floor mezzanine that opens to the main level below. The architects selected wood stair treads and railings that echo the wood decking and trusses of the roof, but with a modern twist.