DDM residence is an old house transformed by Mim Design into a a bright and comfortable home. In desperate need of some love and care, this mid-century home in Melbourne’s leafy east has a new lease of life. Mim Design connected spaces making the home light, bright and welcoming, while retaining the integrity of the interior mid-century features that are all too often lost.
Melbourne’s Dan Gayfer Design has completed a new type of retail fitout for concrete product manufacturer, Anston Architectural.
Barry Street townhouses is a collection of 21 individual houses designed to reflect the colourful history and rich urban fabric of Brunswick.
Project: Deepwater House Architects: Tobias Partners Location: Bondi, NSW, Australia Photography: Justin Alexander On a spectacular site, Deepwater House celebrates its iconic location and the remarkable narrative of a fruitful marriage. Commissioned by a well-travelled couple in their 60’s, the house is a platform – a relaxing place to accommodate family and friends – and
Architects: Architects EAT Project: Moving House Location: Kew, Victoria, Australia Photography: Derek Swalwell Moving House is a new single residence in the suburban street of Kew. The house was completed in 2016 by Architects EAT, a Melbourne based architecture and interior design practice. Responding to the north facing orientation to the street, the house is designed to
Vaucluse II House is a private residence recently designed by Sydney based interior design firm Lawless & Meyerson. Overlooking Sydney harbour, this four level home has been designed to capture the panoramic views and the northern light. The use of off form concrete as part of the architecture makes its way inside informing the large
Subtlety is the one word Theresa St residence evokes. This small home was renovated by Sonelo Design Studio. Despite the modest budget, through rigorous spatial planning, restraint and refined tectonics, the renovation work creates a modest seamless interiors effortlessly disguising the old as new.
Completed by Zen Architects, the Up-Cycled Warehouse project transforms a 1960’s warehouse into a comfortable, sustainable family home. Although the existing structure lacked the inherent beauty of older Victorian era factories, the unique character and history of this building were retained and enhanced through the detailing and materiality of the new additions.
