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MPavilion opens Tadao Ando-designed pavilion, kicking off milestone tenth year. The Pavilion Creates an Oasis in the Heart of Melbourne, Australia, and Serves as dynamic site of a free five-month design festival offering more than 150 events inspired by Ando’s Iconic Pavilion
Designed by Bent Architecture, Hawthorn Hood in Melbourne, Australia, commenced by ‘unclipping’ a previous extension-renovation at the rear of home and re-programmed the floorplan to harness the sun-filled rear yard to create a fresh new residence for a young family.
The Port Melbourne Townhouses, designed by Bo Chu, comprise of 6 size family-sized townhouses in the heart of Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. To mitigate the physical attributes of a 3 storey structure, a layering effect is adopted in the form of a metal screen veil shrouding the corner frontage.
Hütt 01 Passivhaus is a piece of inspiring contemporary architecture with timeless, modernist & nordic touches by Melbourne Design Studios. It sets a positive example for small-scale urban densification, reconnecting a forgotten piece of land with its environment, providing a super-sustainable oasis
Robert Harwood Architects’ Banksia Bayside Townhouses in Beaumaris, Melbourne, are townhouses but not as you know them. One of the principle aims of this design was to raise people’s expectations and broaden the possibilities of what townhouse living can be
Designed by Edition Office, the Hawthorn House in Melbourne, Australia is defined by a pair of large concrete shrouds, each with its own proportion and evolved as a personality. The arched concrete shells method of structurally supporting the house with its own skin
The fluid form and glazed ribbons of 200 Vic Parade, the new workplace building designed by fjcstudio, are folded and shaped in response to the city form of East Melbourne, Australia
Bunbartha Homestead, Victoria, Australia, designed by Studio Minosa, situated on a Rural block in Bunbartha VIC has no visible neighbor: the interior is split into a ‘quiet’ and an ‘outrageous’ area!
Nudie Jeans Repair Store, Melbourne, designed by X+O Architects is a 31sqm store, designed as a physical manifestation of the brand. Sustainability is at the core of the brand and to reflect this, repurposed elements, sustainable finishes are central to the design
The Bike House site is a small 300 sqm suburban block in south east Melbourne. FMD Architects’ brief was to design a new dwelling to accommodate a family of 4 while also including flexible spaces which can change as the children grow and the needs change
The Roofscape House project in Melbourne, extends an existing single front terrace to provide a young family with room in which to live, work and grow. Antarctica Architects’ new addition adds a study/guest room, two bedrooms upstairs and provides a ground floor family room
Designed by fjcstudio, the Nunawading Hub Community Centre is located on the old Nunawading Primary School site in Victoria, Australia. The new community centre is designed with a variety of spaces to learn, meet and collaborate, offering different indoor and outdoor environments
Designed by Studio Y, Mjolner in Melbourne, Australia, is drinking and dining like a Viking. Split between two floors, upstairs is a nod to Nordic design of bleached timber, light concrete render and grey toned upholsterers where downstairs plays homage to the festive after the feast in a darker, warmer space much like cellar
