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When designing Albert Park House Extension, Modscape was inspired by their client’s brief for a minimalist, tranquil residence, hidden away from the city, they added a new extension that has increased the interior’s natural light and fresh air.
Redesigned by architects Hindley & Co the Swedish Summer House in Elsternwick has enlarged the footprint at the rear of the house and pushed the living spaces out in line with a new terrace. The house has also gained a new main bedroom.
Chiseled in Melbourne’s Bentleigh is the latest project designed by OLSK, in collaboration with Elvin Tan Design. The concept of layers, textures and colour, the materiality plays an important role.
Designed by Baker Drofenik Architects the Hawthorn East House project is an alterations and additions project to an existing solid brick dwelling.
Designed by Baker Drofenik Architects the new JP Courtyard House building was built to the south of the existing building and is separated with a central courtyard for light and air to be able to access the new living spaces.
Designed by Cox Architecture Victorian Cricket and Community Centre is a state-of-the-art, dedicated, year-round cricket training and administration facility that services both regional and metropolitan cricketers.
Elenberg Fraser is one of the first to fly the flag for what is set to be the city fringe’s hottest new neighbourhood with the Lorimer Street residential towers in Melbourne.
Designed by Vibe Design Group, Moat’s Corner house is refined to a point of tranquil precision, forming an interactive haven, with which to experience the life and energy that surrounds it.
Designed by Cox Architecture the South Morang Rail Extension provides improved access to public transport services for Melbourne’s northern communities.
This successful budget project is a two-storey garage and studio design by Krisna Cheung Architects with its own entrance, separate from an existing terrace house in inner-city Melbourne.
This house design by Justin Mallia Architecture procures a sense of value through the expression of inexpensive materials according to their attributes and the amplification of the detail and craftsmanship inherent in the use of these materials which are usually ignored or concealed.
Following on from The Commons and Nightingale 1.0, by Breathe Architecture, Six Degrees is currently working on Nightingale 2.0.
Warc Studio Architects’ project, House in the Woods, seeks to blurr the relationship between an existing residence and the natural environment.
King Street, Elenberg Fraser’s new multi-residential project in Melbourne’s West end, responds to the presence of nearby Flagstaff Gardens, Melbourne’s oldest park