Sweetwater House: Low-Cost Living for a Multi-Generational Family
Located in Frankston South on Bunurong Country and adjacent to the Narringalling (Sweetwater Creek), Sweetwater House offers flexibility and comfort for a growing family.
Tom Blachford (born 1987) is an Australian photographer based in Melbourne. Blachford’s work focuses on Interiors, Architecture, Aerial and Fine Art photography.
Working with many of Australia’s most prominent and creative architects + designers Tom prides himself on translating space, texture and design intent into strong sets of images.
His graphic approach and cinematic aesthetic also been utilised by brands and agencies seeking evocative images to elevate their campaigns with the use of his signature style. His advertising clients and collaborations include Asahi Beer, Nomad Hotels, Deakin University, MTV and Melbourne Fringe Festival.
Tom Blachford – Selected Architecture and Design Clients
DKO, Techne Architects, FIGR, Elenberg Fraser, Wood Marsh, Jackson Clement & Burrows, GOLDEN, Ritz & Ghougassian, IF architecture, Foolscap, Studio Esteta.
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Located in Frankston South on Bunurong Country and adjacent to the Narringalling (Sweetwater Creek), Sweetwater House offers flexibility and comfort for a growing family.
Settled into the surrounding landscape this coastal home is a place of refuge from the city for the three generations of the same family who regularly use it.
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