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Sweet Factory House by Folk Architects

Sweet Factory House by Folk Architects

Architects: Folk Architects
Project: Sweet Factory House
Location: Collingwood, Victoria, Australia
Photography: Tom Blachford

The Sweet Factory House project is an alterations and a second-level addition to a former sweet factory located within inner Melbourne. The upper level pops over the heritage facade to frame an outdoor terrace, master bedroom and adjoining bathroom.

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This new extension is linked by a 14 meter length perforated pink sheet metal bridge that creates a permeable spine through the warehouse – allowing light to filter through to the lower level. The intervention is a playful reference to the site’s former industrial history, and provides circulation spaces that are ever-changing with textured and dappled light through the transparency.

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