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The Sibling House by Grove Architects is the renovation of one of two twin houses, which required a careful balance between respect & reinvention.
In order to insert a contemporary house into the heritage setting, the architecture was required to respond functionally and aesthetically to its extraordinary context.
The Hrdina house is a renovation project in which Jorge’s primary brief was to make livable an inappropriately planned 70’s house for his large family of 7.
On a large and bushy site, this generous family home is tucked against the hillside with a green outlook in every direction.
Located in Melbourne’s Kingsville, this double fronted timber Edwardian has been transformed into a generous and contemporary family home by Forty One South.
First Lessons House sits low amongst the existing myrtle and tea-trees, at the back corner of the site, overlooking the Portsea Lagoon and Wildlife Reserve.
Fishley sits centrally within a run of early-Victorian terraces in inner urban Melbourne. Located on a 5m wide block, space and light were the main design challenges.
Mason transforms a late Victorian house from ‘ugly duckling’ to future-facing family home.
The Musk Creek Residence located in Flinders, Victoria, was designed for a couple from the city and their three dogs retiring to a coastline farm.
Nestled in amongst its lush Victorian landscape in Red Hill, Donaldson’s Road is a celebration of the iconic Australian 1950’s holiday home.
Welcome to the Jungle House by CplusC is a family home designed to celebrate the Sydney climate and to push the boundaries of sustainable living.
This holiday house is located on the South Coast of NSW, a few hundred metres from the beach with views to the Crooked River and the river valley to the south.
This 4 bedroom house is located on a ridge above Sydney’s Middle Harbour, with significant district views as well as a distant view to Chatswood in the west.
The International Lodge Apartment project by Ian Moore Architects sits within a Harry Seidler designed apartment building in Elizabeth Bay, Sydney, completed in 1962.
This project is the restoration of a one bedroom house designed by Ian Moore in 1998 and completed in 2001, which had been unsympathetically altered by a previous owner.
Pine Ave by Cera Stribley Architects is designed in a way that is a stylised re-inventive take on the local Elwood architectural vernacular of the 1920’s
This renovation and addition by Melbourne based architects Bagnoli transforms a Victorian cottage into a light filled showcase home for the builder client.
The HASSELL-designed precinct brings together three faculties into an active, flexible learning environment to accommodate the variety within the life sciences.
An office that is living: grows, adapts, is responsive and is always applicable to the way Arup works, has led the design of the engineering firm’s new Melbourne Australia, office.
A relentless pursuit of technical excellence, a commitment to pushing boundaries and consistently challenging norms have been the driving forces in engineering firm Arup’s new Sydney Australia, office