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Designed by architects Green Sheep Collective this modern terrace house brings great amenity to a challenging site, creating beautiful indoor spaces with great flexibility of function and connection to the outdoors.
The redevelopment of the Junior School campus at Ruyton Girls’ School into a powerful three-level learning hub is the latest in a series of dynamic school projects by Melbourne practice Sally Draper Architects in association with DP Toscano Architects.
The Owners brief to Bryant Alsop required a new family home to be built on a relatively flat site in Melbourne’s leafy eastern suburbs. They had always wanted a rendered house, and were looking for a clean, sharp design.
A raking roof lifts up over a north-facing clerestory window to bring light and warmth deep into the house. This house was the result of a collaboration between the owners, their bespoke cabinet maker and Ben Callery Architects.
Guild Architects designed the addition which has now given this Californian bungalow in Northcote a fun filled, light flooded first floor extension.
Designed by Dreamer Norton Legal is new workplace for a modest but sophisticated contemporary law firm within an existing industrial building in Melbourne’s west.
Designed by Jarchitecture this development of two townhouses sits on a quiet cul-de-sac at one end and a beach on the other. Given the sites contextual tension, the design is squeezed and defensive looking at one and at the other end.
Great architecture by Fieldwork, expertly resolved and well located has the potential to calm, to inspire and to shape life for the better. Each space, material, and outlook at Ruskin Elwood has been designed with a deep commitment to enhancing quality of life.
Altereco Design’s brief required them to work with an 1880’s Bluestone terrace and to create a daily living space that appreciated and enjoyed it’s connection with the established landscaping of the backyard.
A cramped, dark and damp Victorian cottage is transformed, by architects Apparte Studio, into a light-filled, flowing and uplifting home, while referencing original features of the house.
Nothing particularly glamorous, certainly no opportunity for any kind of heroic architectural statement as Perversi-Brooks Architects’ first project. Just a good, honest renovation for the clients so that they can stay in their pocket of Yarraville surrounded by community, shops and their Children’s school.
The Owners had purchased Shoreham House in disrepair with the view of creating a weekender. Designed by Bryant Alsop the completed house has a wonderful eclectic feel, where reclaimed and industrial furniture sit comfortably through the original cottage and within the contemporary addition.
Designed by Guild Architects Yarraville Garden House honors the sun and seasons through a family home that opens up to the north and a garden that imbues the house and the lives of the family.
Yamaha Music as a brand provides creativity and inspiration to musicians: new office design by STUDIOMINT. The final space offers each employee an aspirational workplace, creative spaces and encouraging them to perform at their best.
Idyllically set among Victoria’s coastal bushland on the Mornington Peninsula, this was a replacement building for a fiberglass shack that has grown into a permanent residence and a holiday house for extended family, designed by Altereco Design.
The design of Dancing House was inspired by the Client’s fondness for tranquil, forested clearings, the interplay between the new and existing frames three courtyards which orchestrate an unfolding engagement with the nuances of nature and the site.
Cremorne Studios by LAYAN Architects is a 6-storey highly sustainable energy-efficient commercial development located at 17 William Street, Cremorne Victoria.
Traditionally the area was occupied by small-scale factories and workshops housed in brick-style warehouse buildings throughout.