Pleysier Perkins is an architecture and interior design practice established by Ramon Pleysier and Simon Perkins in 2002.
Berit Barton, who joined the studio in 2006, has since become director and ensures the studio’s high standard of design philosophy and attention to detail is reflected in each individual project.
The team is a multi-disciplinary mix of young, dynamic and multicultural individuals who work collaboratively to deliver holistic and integrated design solutions for our clients.
With the focus on residential architecture our diverse portfolio represents a selection of the wide range of new houses and renovations we have built and that are currently ‘on the drawing board’. The studio is based in Prahran, Victoria, Australia.
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The centerpiece of Brighton East Residence is a dramatic double height entry hall, accessed via a generous and lush garden path. A sculptural steel stair and bridge connects the levels and the parents’ domain from the kids’ rooms on the upper level.
Set on an unusual wedge-shaped property this four-bedroom family home utilises its north-west frontage for the outdoor entertaining area and pool.
Armadale Penthouse was recently completed by Pleysier Perkins Architects for a young family with three children. A simple palette of timber, natural stone and soft whites and greys creates a warm and relaxed environment to the penthouse addition
A three storey extension to the rear of an existing semi-detached bungalow on a steep, river front site that PP first completed back in ‘08. In 2017 we revisited the interiors adding detail and texture to the original building footprint and palette.
Merricks Beach House is a modular prefabricated house conceived by Prebuild in collaboration with Perkins Pleysier Architects. The house is located in Merricks Beach, a small seaside village on the Mornington Peninsula Victoria, Australia. This perfectly connected family holiday home, with its U-shaped configuration, sits unobtrusively within the native coastal environment of the Mornington Peninsula.
