GALLERIES
The project inspired an airy space exploiting the original infrastructure, turning its obstacles into opportunities.
A stunning cafe & restaurant interior located in the heart of Footscray. 8bit City was designed by Melbourne-based Architects EAT.
The project features a series of playful, light filled spaces, using proportions and volumes found in the original cottage and built with a strong connection to
The creative and environmentally aware client was seeking a house and lifestyle that engaged with the site and the Mt Coot-tha reserve.
In this project the gentle curves and play of materials at the first floor create an elegant sculptural expression to the street.
The brief for a tranquil, sustainable and private home filled with light, warmth & texture was achieved through the creation of a unique central courtyard.
Play of ceiling heights and natural materials combine with existing block to create intimate spaces around a central courtyard.
"St Hugo - simple yet refined, much like the wine making process" - studio -gram.
Mr. Goodbar by studio -gram; a nod to the old world, a smoky yet elegant bar drawing inspirations from the roots of blues and soul & all things New Orleans.
Level One, located in Adelaide, is designed by South Australian's studio -gram in collaboration with Crafty & Emma Sadie Thomas - completed in 2016.
Hotel Harry is a heritage listed hotel that sits proudly as the leader of Sydney's artistic heart and soul; Surry Hills.
Abbots & Kinney by studio -gram - a collaboration brought to life with Crafty (Dave Lawson) & Alex Hall.
The design response utilises its most evident strength: the rear north facing garden, to create a series of social living spaces with a resort feel.
This project draws inspiration from the surrounding nautical environment whilst responding to the existing classical architecture in a modern way.
Rather than going against the existing character of the house, Daniel Boddam decided to work with it, producing a masculine blend of modern Spanish luxury.
Project aim; to respect the character and extract the essence of the surrounding cottages, but to provide a modern, fun space to live.
A sensitive new rear addition celebrates existing elements and is separated from the original house by a long skylight which slices between original and new.
Following the principles of the InForm Retreat design, the house includes a double garage, four bedrooms and a lounge, as well as an open plan kitchen.
Maximising its setting with careful consideration for orientation and aspect, the design is characterised by a long lineal roof plane, cantilevered over a deck.
A house of two halves, the two-storey ‘Quad’ inspired front portion takes advantage of park views from the first floor master bedroom and lounge.