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Rapidly expanding infrastructure company, Transurban, has created an urban workplace that reflects the fabric of the modern cities it services.
Designed on a steep site, located just below the summit of Bellevue Hill, this substantial residence has been endowed with an eagle’s nest panorama.
The combination of contemporary and traditional architectural styling provides this Richmond residence with an intrinsically simplistic beauty.
The Charleston is a millennial pink-hued Glebe eatery that is inspired by the coastal towns of South Carolina.
As a celebration of multi-generational living, St Kilda House is conceived from a place of connection
Teetering over its steep rocky positioning, above the bend of the road below, Northbridge is designed as a robust and fortuitously grounded architectural object.
Lowe Living’s Lumiere Black Rock apartments were designed by Warren and Mahoney and inspired by the contrasting natural form and materiality of Black Rock.
The Simple Collective was engaged by the client, Lachie Henderson of the Geelong Football Club, to aid in the creation and implementation of an elevated, comfortable, and cohesive interior.
The Canopy House is an addition to a Northern beaches suburban cottage in Sydney, located on the threshold between suburbia and the coastal bushland of Sydney harbour.
The Cricket Pitch house is a 2 storey garden house was designed specifically around the owner’s love of backyard cricket.
Our clients approached us to reinvigorate life and light into their existing workers' cottage on a heavily constrained site in the inner Sydney suburb of Birchgrove.
Nelson Bourke - Nelson St, Ringwood by C&K Architecture is a 110 apartment development in the heart of Ringwood, a key suburb in Melbourne's eastern growth corridor.
We highlight the contradiction of materiality and form that is B.E. Architecture’s Armadale Residence.
At the Castlecrag Residence, a cellular and inward-looking mid-20th century brick bungalow has undergone a vast transformation to a sustainable home for a modern family.
Link House by Paul Tilse Architects establishes a distinct connection between the indoor and outdoor environments through the informed utilisation of contemporary architectural design.
Box House by Paul Tilse Architects is an insight into how clever architectural design can be used to overcome the challenges presented by site constraints and a clients attachment to a former home.
Furneaux House by Paul Tilse Architects utilises clever regenerative design to transform a dilapidated heritage home into a fine example of indoor outdoor living.
Sliding Doors is a fun, lively addition to an existing Californian bungalow that creates more functional space for a young family while welcoming in the natural daylight.
Shortlisted in the 2016 World Architecture Festival House of Parts is the sum of complex and beautifully detailed elements and challenges the notion of the singular approach to architecture.
We highlight the overhaul of an existing Edwardian home that respectfully celebrates period elements through a contemporary lens.