Rory Gardiner is an architecture photographer based in London & Melbourne. Rory was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, and received an early education in design from his father, who is an architect. After studying photography at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Rory spent two years in Japan working as a snowboard photographer. Rory still prefers to use film, and mainly shoots with medium format cameras. He also loves to surf.
LOCATION: London & Melbourne
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Located in the lush landscapes of Valle de Bravo, Copas House is a testament to the harmonious integration of architecture and nature. The design was born out of a profound respect for the natural environment, with the aim of creating living spaces that are deeply connected to the surrounding treetops.
Heather’s Off-Grid House by Gardiner Architects is on the edge of Barwon Valley in Birregurra, on Gulidjan and Wadawurrung country. This modern farmhouse balances comfort, flexibility, and off-grid living.
Autumn House, a striking project designed by Studio Bright in Wurundjeri Country, is an extension of a Victorian terrace home that incorporates a 1980s renovation by architect Mick Jörgensen and gracefully integrates a mature elm tree in the backyard.
Casa en los Cocos is located in the south of the historic center of Mérida – Yucatán, in Mexico. The design of the project comes from the proportion of the land itself, 70mts long x 8mts wide.
The Rock House is a new private home in the Canadian mountain resort of Whistler, designed by London-based architectural practice Gort Scott.
Court House is a home with heritage in its heart. Julia grew up in Wodonga, her parents built a modernist house there in the 1970s with white walls, concrete floors and north-facing cedar windows
A new house for a large family located on a double-fronted site in North Fitzroy with heritage overlay reflects Studio Bright’s ongoing desire to make adaptable family houses that connect as much as possible with the outdoors.
Responding to the beachfront environment of its headland site, the Bilgola Beach House is designed to withstand Australia’s dramatic climate conditions, where harsh sunlight, high winds and flooding are common.
