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Design: B.E Architecture. The approach for the renovation and extension of the Hopetoun Road Residence is to retain the existing structure as an anchoring element, adding a series of pavilions underneath a floating copper roofline that wraps around the original building.
Design: Bagnato Architects. Conversion of a former 120 year old timber church and create an inspiring, artistic & luxurious home that respected the churches spatial qualities, distinct internal features and past history.
Design: AL_A, Architects. MPavilion 2015 will be relocated to a park on Collins Street for people to enjoy – part of MPavilion’s architecture in the city theme.
Design: Canny Architecture. The moody interiors deliver a unique composition of textures and colours to take this country home to the next level in style and sophistication.
Architects: Technē. One of Coburg’s most historically significant sites, the old heritage-listed laundry and D Division at the former Pentridge Prison, is set to be transformed into a buzzing restaurant, bar, brewery and laneway precinct with the owner of the Post Office Hotel, Danial Caneva at the helm.
Design: Robson Rak Architects. The initial brief for the house was for a simple rectangular box with symmetrical spaces. The objective being for the creation of order and symmetry to simplify ones life.
Design: SVMSTUDIO. With difficult overlooking constraints due to the position of the property on the slope we decided to create an intimate home filled with light and space and a strong relationship with the sky by means of three voids organised along the diagonal of the property.
Design: MODO. The new living area is now nestled between the rear garden and the new courtyard, creating an architecture that now physically embeds the clients in between the garden, where previously they were only next to it.
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.