GALLERIES
Located near Victoria’s Great Ocean Road, this project by KTA is characterised by a restrained material palette and singular form.
Aesop Emporium by KTA luxuriates in the singular use of sustainably sourced hardwood ply to create an immersive space that is intimate and visually calm.
The use of unfinished compressed cement sheet panels in this project produces a building that is robust, and marked by both a financial & architectural economy.
Arkitube is aportable document holder designed by One Design Office (ODO).
Anchored into the side of an exposed hill, Country Villa by Kerstin Thompson Architects commands its site.
Taking its cues from agricultural buildings in the surrounding farmland, this home designed by KTA presents as a prosaic hayshed from afar.
The design of this project draws inspiration from a refined gentleman’s suit, utilising felt and black steel to conjure a cool sense of working style.
KTA’s approach to materials and forms is a celebration of the 'artisan' – a reflection of the care intrinsic to the development of Aesop’s products.
Aesop Flagship Store (87 Collins Street, Melbourne) has the feel of a gentleman’s private salon, somewhere between his study and bathroom or dressing room.
With soothing elements of timber and marble, Cupcake Central, designed by One Design Office, provides the perfect space to sit and enjoy a cupcake.
ODO have created an interior which fuses raw materials with a central greenery feature piece to create a refined dining space in the heart of Sydney.
In the rebuild of Marysville post the devastation of the 2009 fires this humble station was pivotal to the re-establishment & reformation of the community.
This project demonstrates how a single big gesture – the drum – can direct each subsequent aspect of the buildings organisation and detail.
This sleek two storey residential pavilion includes an open plan living area, study and master bedroom, with three kids’ bedrooms and a rumpus room.
Designed by Melbourne-based Idle Architecture Studio; photographed by Rhiannon Slatter.
Designed by Melbourne-based Atelier Wagner Architects; photographed by Rhiannon Slatter.
A paradigm shift for suburban developments; a schism into three angular building forms generating dynamic movement.
Inside out - outside in, this re-furb blurs boundaries by creating multi-use zones, all carefully resolved through an abundance of custom elements.
In the high pressure world of hospitality, Amber Road have designed a restaurant that privileges the workers over the customers in Sydney's Barangaroo.
Eat Burger by Amber Road, located on the beach of Cronulla, celebrates the nostalgia of summer and the things synonymous with Australian beach culture.