Alphington Contemporary Deck, Melbourne
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Hi Kellie, thanks for your kind words, this deck was built around the existing tree with the edges being cut once the boards were laid. You could do the same if you were to brace the edges of your cut. There would need to be a frame underneath to support the decking. If you wanted to do this with an existing deck you'd want to pull up the decking boards where you want to put the garden so you can install the sub frame. Hope this helps.
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A new yoga and music studio extends into the backyard (Emma also teaches yoga). The studio’s doors slide completely into its walls — in case impromptu backyard concerts take place. “I originally toyed with removing the tree,” says Taylor, but the homeowners insisted that the mature ash tree stay. He built the yellow stringybark deck around the tree. The off-center ring breaks up the space and provides a focal point. A pizza oven and an outdoor dining area sit in one of the deck’s corners. “Espaliered lemons and limes also enhance the food preparation space,” says Taylor. “The challenge was to not make the space feel cluttered.” He kept the deck’s central area pretty clear and located the activity features around its perimeter. “All elements relate — which I think helps give it that sense of soul,” says Emma.How to get a pizza oven for your patio
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Hi Alis, unfortunately we don't have any more photos of this amazing pizza oven sorry!