In ParkLife Apartments, Austin Maynard Architects transcend mere compliance, delivering a building that advances the conversation on sustainability, community, and design excellence. By integrating lessons learned, maintaining open communication, and turning constraints into shared opportunities, they have crafted not only an environmental leader but also a thriving urban habitat.
Parkside Home by Austin Maynard Architects is a compact, two-story dwelling crafted for retirees Bryan and Marija, embodying sustainable and adaptable living. Located in Melbourne’s North Fitzroy, Parkside was built in the couple’s backyard as a downsized retirement plan. Inspired by the aging-in-place trend
Picket House is a two-storey addition to a freestanding Edwardian timber house, on a corner block, at the top of a hill in Northcote. The old part of the house has been re-roofed and internally upgraded and now forms the sleeping quarters.
Slate Residence is a culmination of our best ideas from the past twenty years, teamed with the learnings from our multi-residential projects Terrace House and ParkLife.
The beauty of Terracotta house derives from the materials. Earthy red tiles, that respond in tone to the light throughout the day, spill down the walls to meet reclaimed brick.
The average Australian house uses 19kwh of energy per day. Sustainable Garden House produces 100kwh per day and has a 26kwh Tesla battery. A high-performing, hi tech, inner-city oasis, Garden House is our most sustainable home yet.
At Austin Maynard Architects, we typically throw a lot of playful ideas for our clients to pick from but at Union House we’d met our match.
RaeRae house is a new five-bedroom family home which incorporates the front of two pre-existing terrace homes. A glazed entry, set back between the heritage buildings, unites the two and forms the gateway to the new build, surprising in light and scale.
