Phoenix Rooftop / BENT Architecture
Phoenix Rooftop is a green refuge in the unlikeliest of places – 30-stories high, on an exposed, yet spectacular site in the heart of Melbourne.
Australia
With its distinctive indoor–outdoor lifestyle and sensitivity to climate and place, Australia offers a wealth of architectural inspiration. Discover standout residential and interior projects published on HomeWorldDesign from across the Australian continent.
Il Nido House – a Nest Woven into the Fabric of Carlton North
The project has been coined from the Italian word “nido” meaning bird’s nest or kindergarten, so fitting for a project that developed from its mid-twentieth century migrant history in the area.
Neville St Residence / Chan Architecture
Located on a small residential site in the bayside suburb of Middle Park, this project sought to renovate and restore a single fronted Victorian terrace house as well as provide additional accommodation to the rear.
Beach Slice House / Steffen Welsch Architects
Beach Slice House is a holiday home an hour’s drive from Melbourne, and a five-minute walk to the shore of Western Port Bay. Sitting on a bush block, it is humble and relaxed, designed to holiday. A…
Frankston Mid Century Modern / MRTN Architects
The design incorporates original features and materials to create an almost seamless result that leaves one wondering where the old has been replaced by the new.
Dolphin Sands Studio / Matt Williams Architects
The Dolphin Sands Studio, while located close to the road to minimise incursion into the site, is accessed via a path that works with the existing contours, closely wrapping a dune, to create separation and privacy.
Fourth Restaurant & Bar by Ply Architecture
Fourth. is a restaurant & bar situated on vibrant coastal strip of Jetty Road, Glenelg with a detailed focus on fresh cocktails, boutique wines, craft beers, whisky and gins and food offering to match.
The N House / X.PACE Design Group
We were the original architects for this house. It was one of our early projects. Our clients didn’t want to spend money and the building was never finished how we envisaged.
Point Lonsdale House by Stonehouse + Irons Architecture
In a new coastal subdivision the Point Lonsdale house provides a sanctuary from the tough ocean winds. With potential retirement in mind for a couple with older children, this house is designed on a single level.