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Design: Steffen Welsch Architects. Marysville House is a 60 sqm double height (with sleeping mezzanine) ‘container’ with 62 sqm deck on 5588 sqm of land. The site, a steeply sloping site, backs onto the nearby state forest and overlooks the town.
Design: ARM Architecture. “One of the big strategic objectives for the city was that the building actually be iconic, to be a landmark building. And I think you can say that they’ve achieved that quite successfully.”
Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects / Architectus / Andronas Conservation Architects – designs unveiled for $88 million redevelopment plan, returning 40% more space to public use
Design: Architect Bijoy Jain of Studio Mumbai, India. Melbourne Zoo is excited to receive the MPavilion by Bijoy Jain as a gift from the Naomi Milgrom Foundation. It is a spectacular architectural structure that will complement the zoo’s natural environment.
Design: Steffen Welsch Architects. The Glen Iris House is a two storey modern extension to a Californian Bungalow on a good sized block in suburban Melbourne.
Design: CHT Architects. This building is a light and bright response to the user needs, achieved through a high level of design resolution that establishes a symbolic yet distinct identity.
Design: DX Architects. The Burnley Residential Renovation created an open plan living area which connected with the back yard on a typical inner city single fronted site.
Design: KUD – Kavellaris Urban Design, Architects. The house is a clever orchestration of balancing tension that has created wondrous moments throughout. Makris house can be read as a conversation of dualities, of heavy and lightness, public and private and of light and darkness.
Architects ACME were appointed to design a new town square, a sculptural entrance to the mall (the Shard), a library and civic centre, the David Jones department store, and a Multi-story carpark.
Design: CHT Architects. The 38 apartments that comprise Clifton are designed to engage with the changing nature of inner city urban living. Natural light is maximised while the apartment interiors are stripped back, allowing for a personal interpretation with each apartment.
Design: CHT Architects. Residence M sits on a small site, mandating an inventive approach that could maximise the yield. Unlike the customary introverted house surrounded by outdoor space.
Design: Steffen Welsch Architects. Like living in the 70s is a revival of a late modernist home in suburban Doncaster. Our practice viewed this project as ‘departure with the aim of continuity’, based on the paradigm that any new design is derived from a pre-existing condition.
Design: k20 Architecture. Located in the regional setting of Ballarat, Ballarat Regional Soccer Facility has been designed to provide leading edge sporting and social facilities for elite A level as well as international level games.
Design: k20 Architecture. The club required a new 900 square-metre facility to provide a new administration hub, conference and catering facilities however expectations were tempered by the limited available budget, a symptom of Government funding grants.
Design: Nic Owen Architects. The brief called for a modern extension of open plan living overlooking a reflection pond plus the addition of bedrooms and upgraded facilities throughout.
Architects: Six Degrees. A key strategic project for the City of Melton and the Department of Sustainability, Western Business Accelerator & Centre for Excellence operates as a ‘business incubator’ for startup businesses in Melton, where there is very limited opportunities for local employment.
Design: Jost Architects. The project was the complete revival of small home on death’s door. Other than applying the standard functional and aesthetic requirements of a small family within their financial considerations, urgent architectural CPR was required.