In Princes Hill, a Victorian red-brick home long defined by its street presence was quietly transformed from within — its dark 1970s interior dismantled to make way for light, openness, and a renewed relationship with the garden beyond. Architect Paul Porjazoski of BENT Architecture worked within strict heritage constraints that forbade any visible change to the facade, discovering in that limitation not a ceiling but a kind of creative permission. The project asks an enduring question about the built environment: how much of what we inherit must we preserve, and how much must we reimagine, in