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Design: The Buchan Group, architects. Located in Melbourne’s Maribyrnong business district, this is one of the nation’s largest retail outlets. Expansion unveiled a world-class shopping precinct with around 520 stores and over 7000 parking spaces.
Design: Peter Crone Architects. As part of Camberwell Grammar School’s recent campus development, AR-MA worked with ARC Roofing, Cockram Construction, and Peter Crone Architects on the technical design of the school’s new chapel.
Design: Architecton. Middle Park is home to some of the best preserved and aged architecture in the city of Melbourne, and this contemporary residential extension to a heritage double fronted Victorian. three bedroom private residence builds upon this reputation.
Design: OOF! Architecture
The total limitations of an extremely narrow, triangular site and the demanding heritage context have resulted in a pointy wedge shaped house designed to exploit the problems.
Design: Hook Turn Architecture. Extending and renovating the client’s small two bedroom terrace house in Brunswick East, has made it possible for the family to enjoy living there for years to come.
Design: Justin Mallia Architecture. This scheme uses architectural understanding to drive a development project to meaningfully infill an otherwise ignored space.
Design: Denton Corker Marshall, architects. Lendlease’s newest urban regeneration project has taken a major step forward with the sale of its first commercial tower, One Melbourne Quarter, to the Lendlease-managed Australian Prime Property Fund Commercial (APPF Commercial).
Design: Elenberg Fraser, architects. This new residential building is titled Victoria One and located on the northern edge of Melbourne’s CBD.
Design: InForm, architects. A house of two halves, the two-storey ‘Quad’ inspired front portion takes advantage of park views from the first floor master bedroom and lounge. A single storey pavilion-like structure accommodates the kitchen, meals and living area at the rear.
Design: HASSELL, architects. The brief for this building was simple: deliver a contemporary hotel and hospitality destination while preserving an historic landmark in South Melbourne, Australia.
Design: Lachlan Shepherd Architects. At the first meeting with our clients Angie, Vic and their Dalmatian Pirate, Angie’s main brief requirement was that she wanted people to walk in and be wowed.
Design: Canny Architecture. An iconic CA Architecture home, this double storey Hawthorn home has it all. Dark timber polished floorboards run throughout the luxurious finished home in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Design: Pleysier Perkins Architects. This former medical centre, in the heart of bohemian Northcote, has been transformed into a 3 floor home that makes the most of the spatial possibilities the original structure offered.
Design: Poly Studio. By including usable living spaces along the length of the corridor we were able to give the client not only a study and storage, but also north facing spaces to live in with the ten by one a half metre corridor.
Design: MRTN Architects. By including usable living spaces along the length of the corridor we were able to give the client not only a study and storage, but also north facing spaces to live in with the ten by one a half metre corridor.
Design: Steve Domoney Architecture. With a property located directly opposite the sandy shoreline of a secluded beach, the primary drive in designing a new home on this site is obviously to provide the strongest possible connection from within the house to the beach and sea beyond.
Design: Pleysier Perkins Architects. The house is set on a slope offering long views over treetops and an private backyard that leads to forgetting about its suburban context. The design is easily recognized by its dynamic roof shape, which cantilevers over terrace and pool, whilst being anchored by a double height chimney stack.