About Nicole England
“We always used to talk about architecture around the dinner table when I was growing up. I found it incredibly boring at the time. The photography of people was my passion, Robert Frank and Richard Avedon my inspiration. But with hindsight, it seems only natural that those family conversations would rub off and that the very places where people live and work would become important for me to explore.”
Nicole England has been exploring the built form, and the way spaces are used in her career, for almost 10 years. She captures on film what is often ignored by other photographers, details that embellish each frame. She is also acutely aware of placing the viewer in a space, making them feel as though they’re exploring each room rather than being outsiders. “I know when a shot feels right. It captures the essence of that space, whether or not people are within the frame.” She not only brings a clarity to each image, but as importantly, a ‘voice’ that captures as much the owners or clients who inhabit these unique spaces.
Her latest book Resident Dog, incredible homes and dogs that live there, published by Thames & Hudson, not only reflects her fine eye for detailing, but as importantly, the joy that dogs bring to a home.
Based in Melbourne, Australia, Nicole’s images have graced the glossy pages of magazines worldwide including; Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Domus, Wallpaper, Frame, Vogue Living, Belle, House & Garden, Artichoke, Inside, Indesign
LOCATION: Melbourne, Australia
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The building’s 25,000sqm scale allowed COX to develop an Agile workplace with strong planning principles – rich in amenities, culture, connectivity and identity. The result is a tailored workplace design that consolidates the client’s resources to support communication and diversity, with a strong focus on human interaction.
Our aim for Birch Tree house was to create a gentle sculptural but robust family home set amongst a beautiful restful garden.
We were the original architects for this house. It was one of our early projects. Our clients didn’t want to spend money and the building was never finished how we envisaged.
In Camberwell, Melbourne, Colour Way House is a beautiful mix of old-world charm and modern design. The 19th-century Victorian home has been transformed into a stylish family space. It keeps its historic feel while adding bold, artistic touches.
A unique and beautiful blend of heritage and refined luxury, apartment 16 aligns perfectly the old and the new. Working with heritage buildings such as this former Carlton United Brewery, provide a dramatic canvas of exposed brickwork
Located in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Peninsula Residence was completed in 2016 by SJB Architecture. Project description: Designed to be tough, a bold reimagining honouring the history and integrity of the original home yet placing it firmly within contemporary 21st century design. A large glass pavilion houses the stunning new master-suite and multiple floor levels address
