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Designed by McGann Architects this contemporary family home provides its owners with large nature light filled living and entertaining areas. A vaulted ceiling along the rear of the home maximises afternoon sunlight.
MPavilion 2017 design by Rem Koolhaas & David Gianotten shortlisted at WAF 2018 Awards: the first building designed and constructed by OMA, internationally renowned Netherlands-based architects, in Australia.
85 Spring Street Melbourne: Australian architecture firm Bates Smart unveil designs of a 39-storey stacked concrete tower for developer Golden Age Group on one of the last developable sites on Melbourne’s Spring Street.
The clients really wanted their Harold Street Residence extension in Melbourne to be timeless. No tricks, no gimmicks, just a great renovation that will never grow old. Nest Architects gave them what they wanted.
MODO Architecture closely observed the clients’ lifestyle and philosophy to food and productive gardening when designing the Garden Studio. The Garden Studio is a free standing “extension” covering the family’s needs without compromising their love of gardening.
This multipurpose retail space has been boldly designed by Studio 103 to transform effortlessly from a vibrant daytime ‘market’ florist, Melbourne Flower Merchant, into a dramatic, urbane night time events space.
Redesigned by ZGA STUDIO the house spans 4 levels with the brief including a glass lift to allow greater access throughout the house. The owners have no intention to relocate in their lifetime, and as such the alterations of the house needed to comfortably accommodate their lifestyle now and in the future.
Designed by Ewert Leaf the St Andrews Beach Brewery project brief called for an innovative change of use for the former equine training facility. It has now been transformed into a recreational and culinary destination for locals and tourists alike.
Set within picturesque Middle Park, this existing double-fronted weatherboard house was transformed into a 2-storey, 4-bedroom family home by Baldasso Cortese Architects.
The Light Box is a Californian bungalow renovation by Finnis Architects with Damon Hills is located in an area of significant heritage in Northcote, Melbourne.
Grimshaw has transformed the Meat Market in North Melbourne into a giant installation that literally wraps around the events at the hub for Melbourne Knowledge Week.
K2 House is a renovation of an upper floor property extension created by fmd architects in 2008. The original brief for a young bachelor’s home, was reworked to meet the needs of a young family with pets.
Grimshaw designed The Ormond Station and North Road Level Crossing Removal seeking to provide an integrated urban design solution that encompasses public space, buildings, landscape and the civil engineering scope of a major transport project.
The Victorian Government approves University of Melbourne’s plan to develop the site of Melbourne’s former Royal Women’s Hospital into Australia’s leading innovation precinct.
Designed by Denton Corker Marshall the new Geoff Handbury Science and Technology Hub at Melbourne Grammar School, is a simple, singular sculptural structure. It produces compelling imagery that alludes to the scientific and technological investigations taking place within.
McGann Architects’ brief was to design two contemporary townhouses, with the owners to occupy one and the other for investment purposes. Located in a small seaside suburb, these townhouses are set in a side-by-side configuration to maximise building footprint efficiency.
The Eagle Arthurs Seat is a contemporary reinstatement of the iconic Victorian tourist destination. Providing an all-assessable / all-weather gondola ride that soars through the tree canopies to the summit, revealing spectacular panoramic views of the Port Phillip Bay.