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The Cloud House is an addition and renovation to a double-fronted Edwardian house in Fitzroy North. Over the course of close to a century, this house has received several additions and modifications.
Designed by Cox Architecture, Ocean 12 in Melbourne, takes visitors on a journey of delight, setting a stage and hinting at glimpses of the range of entertainment and leisure activities on offer.
Designed by Nine Muses Design, Gable House an inner-urban Melbourne build that boasts cathedral ceilings worthy of choir song. When competing priorities harmonize.
‘MPavilion: Encounters with Design and Architecture’ book explores how each architect addressed this annual building event in Victoria, investigates critical use of pavilions, parks, and public spaces
Designed by Wood Marsh Architecture, Piccolo House in South Melbourne, represents the relationship between architect and developer in their mutual respect and shared philosophies
Balnarring Beach House is constructed as a series of sheltered north-facing courtyards with large bi-folding glass doors to connect or divide indoor & outdoors: creating sunny, wind protected living
Adaptive reuse Victoria: Salisbury Townhouses, Blackburn + Townhouses, Kew, Melbourne, design by NTF Architecture: the usual approach by architects and developers is to demolish and completely rebuild from scratch.
The project was not without its challenges, the long shot gun passage with no natural light or character, the lack of storage, small single bathroom and kitchen and of course the antiquated electrics, floors, walls and wet areas.
The Kyneton House in Victoria, designed by Moloney Architects, sits on a site offering the best of both worlds: a short walk to the heart of town, yet close to the Campaspe River, surrounded by established trees and parkland.
Pool House allowed Zen Architects to re-imagine the way a family could live both now and into the future by transforming the client’s existing property into a multi-generational home for life.
Northcote Residence extension design by Melanie Beynon AD: craftsmanship, good material choices and dedication to detail bring masterful design that feels generous and warm throughout.
Wildcoast House in Portsea, Victoria – luxury Mornington Peninsula home design by FGR Architects – simple, minimalist rectangular module property that effortlessly stands out
Hill House in Richmond, Melbourne required Rachcoff Vella Architecture’s careful design consideration given the clients brief, the inherited Heritage overlay and streetscape restrictions.
Designed by Rachcoff Vella Architecture, Wildcoast House is found in the sand dunes on a Melbourne beach: the waterfont property’s materials and forms are inspired by evocative coastline.
Designed by Julie Firkin Architects, Fenwick House in Melbourne, was developed to maximize the available light and space on an oddly shaped site in the inner suburban setting of Clifton Hill.
Designed by Megowan Architectural, Three Angle House was created specifically to make the most of the three stunning views offered on this site in Mount Martha, Victoria – 68 kilometres south-east of Melbourne.
Designed by Inbetween Architecture, Shadow Play in Donvale, Melbourne is a pergola structure created to provide shading to a substantial west facing deck while maintaining glimpse of the sky to the north from the house.