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Architects: GRIMSHAW. Located above the rail lines of Southern Cross Station this building is the new Victorian office of AGL Energy Limited. The air-rights site offers an exceptional workplace environment for 1500 employees.
Design: McKimm. This contemporary property is located in Bayside Melbourne on a busy road so privacy and seclusion was of paramount importance.
AXF’s residential development, Imperial Doncaster, was recently completed, delivering the ultimate in luxury, comfort and convenience in one of Melbourne’s most rapidly changing suburbs.
Design: b. e architecture. A substantial alteration and addition to an existing Edwardian house: bulk of existing property has been retained whilst elements of the secondary structure have been removed to improve the utility of the home
Design: ZWEI, architects. This Australian interiors and architecture firm have designed a cafe that was once a mechanics workshop in North Melbourne. 119 Howard St, North Melbourne, is the next chapter in Joseph Haddad’s Melbourne coffee empire.
The unique composition of the building mass was conceived through a series of innovative urban design and social gestures resulting in a building form that is comprised of several discrete elements.
MPavilion is a unique architecture commission and design event for Melbourne. The Naomi Milgrom Foundation commissions a new temporary pavilion each year from a leading international architect.
Benoy is extremely excited to announce that the firm has established an on-the-ground presence in Melbourne, Australia following a number of successful projects bids within the country.
The first in a series of studies into the adaptation of vernacular Australian suburban typologies, Blurred House is a major renovation and extension to an original 1930’s Californian bungalow in Melbourne’s inner-north.
The brief for Chestnut House was to transform an existing heritage listed double fronted two bedroom, inward facing house into a light filled two storey home for a young family, which can be opened up for social events and connect with the outdoors
The brief from the clients was to create a functional home for a young family, which they could grow into. There was a strong focus on a “hard edge” design with a timeless aesthetic.
Design: Matt Gibson Architecture + Design. The conceptual drive for the interior of this house is largely in response to a brief which crystallised into a need to be connected with ‘green’ space
Design: Splinter Society Architecture. ‘House In a Warehouse’ is a new dwelling in an old warehouse shell, designed to be a ‘garden oasis’. The brief asked for a highly sustainable house, executed in a clean and contemporary way with a ‘warehouse feel’, minus the clichés of industrial off-the-shelf purchases.
Design: Matt Gibson Architecture + Design. The rear addition of this narrow single fronted terrace presents as a long tall timber clad tube wrapped around the remnants of the existing boundary walls and the open plan of the ground floor interior.
Design: FGR Architects. Inspired by the essence of a home that becomes more beautiful with age, Concrete House by FGR Architects is the result of a two material palette, concrete and glass chosen for their qualities of beatification with time, sustainability, simplicity of build and integration into the building’s existing environment.
Design: Matt Gibson Architecture + Design. The brief for the renovation of this boom style double fronted Victorian home in Armadale originally called for full demolition (surprisingly – not being within a heritage overlay).
Design: Elenberg Fraser. A while ago we introduced Igor Kebel, the new Design Director for this architecture studio – the time has come to introduce his first project, which represents a dramatic shift in the Elenberg Fraser design process into a completely parametric environment. Eq.Tower is a teaser for Melbourne’s urban future.