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Heirloom by Match is the adaptive re-use of the Dalgety Wool Stores, a four-level brick and iron warehouse adjacent to Fremantle Port that has been re-purposed by Cameron Chisholm Nicol to house 183 one- and two- bedroom apartments and a café.
Lachlan Shepherd Architects designed this honest, low-slung building, which sits sympathetically with its surroundings. Simply clad with corten steel and recycled timber, the home is positioned on the crest of a gentle hill and surrounded by paddocks with scattered trees.
AM Architecture designed the beach house which begins as an austere and robust object in the landscape which begins to relax and respond to its natural environment as it approaches the water.
Leighton Beach has been undergoing significant redevelopment including infrastructure, housing and beachfront facility. The City of Fremantle has provided Public Facilities to the redevelopment in the form of Access, Landscaping, a Kiosk and Changerooms designed by Bernard Seeber.
A new cafe in Brighton from the operators from Glovers Station, designed by Larritt-Evans. The clients brief was to reference the icons of Brighton, which for them was primarily the beach boxes. Secondly the client really wanted to embrace colour in this project.
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Located on a granite outcrop of the scarp, this small project is a restrained piece of contemporary design by maarch*, a steel and glass box.
This site, required careful consideration of the placement of the architectural solution within the natural environment.
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South Australia architectural competition news – shortlist includes BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group, David Chipperfield Architects, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, from 107 teams formed from 525 individual firms to design Adelaide Contemporary – a second site for acclaimed Art Gallery of South Australia.
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MJA Studio designed the Fringe Apartments in Perth. The building is located on a corner site with excellent solar access to the North and with city views to the South and is strategically placed halfway between both the Beaufort and Angove High Streets.
Living Screen House is a stunning single-family residence designed by CplusC Architectural Workshop and located in North Bondi, a coastal suburb of Sydney, Australia. The client’s brief was for a home which could be both a springboard for entertaining and a private family retreat.
Designed by Cameron Chisholm Nicol The Pocket features 95 apartments across 5 and 6 storeys, and offers a diversity of apartment types in one-, two- and three- bedroom configurations to accommodate different lifestyles and budgets.
Located in Hawthorn, this early Victorian House, known as ‘Grasmere’, has been transformed, by architects Bryant Alsop, into a bright and welcoming family home, whilst retaining and celebrating its original Victorian character.
Dalkeith on Waratah designed by MJA Studio is a four storey mixed use development project and the first large scale development on Dalkeith’s main commercial strip in more than 30 years.
Two Halves House is Moloney Architects’ latest residential project. A family home in Malmsbury, Victoria, that responds to its clients’ sociable living style, as well as its beautiful bushland surrounds.
The sunroom extension was designed, by Perversi-Brooks Architects, to draw more light deeper into the living areas, but also to visually extend the living space of the house out into the landscape.