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ZWEI Interiors Architecture have designed a space that evokes the sense of the universe beyond. Light years is an eatery in Melbourne that references both the environment and experience of the inter-planetary universe. This is achieved through Coloured film and lighting positioned to play with colour in the building.
This home, designed by Sarah Kahn Architect, had to sit alongside the existing studio/garage building, allow for direct entry to the second dwelling from the lane way plus maintain access into the garage and to the studio above whilst retaining sunlight in the existing studio room, where the owner worked.
The Green Sheep Collective’s Smart Home is a renovation and extension to a two-bedroom single-fronted timber Victorian cottage in inner Melbourne. It utilises a wide range of social, healthy, environmental and passive solar design principles and products to create a high-level environmentally sustainable home that is also modestly-sized and affordable.
This new project designed by Elenberg Fraser puts the mixed in mixed-use, taking cues from our client to bring a bit of Singapore-style precinct urban planning and a tropical twist to this prominent site in the CBD.
Transforming a compact 1970’s inner city townhouse into a light filled home, Thomas Winwood Architecture, has created a peaceful and highly functional home.
Elenberg Fraser built the Ikebana development around courtyards that evoke the intense reflection of the famous Japanese rock gardens, and the ability to blend outdoor space with indoor – these central spaces offer respite from the urban surrounds, a place for contemplation.
Melbourne home extension: Ben Callery Architects seek to stretch the boundaries of the typical terrace house. The existing heritage house was south-facing, dark, cold, narrow and overshadowed by neighbouring walls on both side boundaries.
This tower, designed by Elenberg Fraser, will see Melbourne move from the Mid-West USA city model to a new urban model of pencil thin skyscrapers that occupy minimal footprints whilst still offering all the amenity of towers based on larger podiums.
Overlooking the Moorooduc plains sits an impressive new home designed by emerging design company, Little Brick Studio. Their design inspiration for the luxury, modern Australian home takes cues from the breathtaking views from the property.
The client’s brief to Windust Architects x Interiors included the standard “kitchen/ dining/ living”, together with an ambitious 4 bedrooms and 2 x bathrooms.
Designed by Pleysier Perkins, architects, the existing footprint, building fabric and original character of this 1980s single level brick house has been largely retained, with the addition of a master bedroom suite.
Windust Architects x Interiors designed the extension for a client who required spaces that were flexible, and materials that were robust – they wanted to do this without having to resort to “open plan” living.
The Rhythm house is a home designed by Delia Teschendorff Architecture for a family of musicians. An existing Heritage timber bungalow is extended to provide new living areas, a specialised sound recording space and performance area.
Designed Modscape and peeking above a brick wall in Brunswick sits a modular extension powerfully contrasting the existing architecture yet remaining sympathetic in both scale and the surrounding streetscape.
Situated within the established streetscape of St Kilda Road, the design for this project enables residents to make full advantage of its excellent location within Melbourne. This project was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects and local architects Elenberg Fraser.
The apartments, designed by architects Elenberg Fraser, contain many distinctive touches. Repetition of form recalls ‘sculptures in the field’ such as Anish Kapoor’s mirrored public objects. Floating circles can be found in brass handles in the kitchen to bathroom mirrors.
A while ago Elenberg Fraser introduced Igor Kebel, their new Design Director – the time has come to introduce his first project, which they are proud to announce represents a dramatic shift in the Elenberg Fraser design process into a completely parametric environment.