CplusC Architects + Builders is a Sydney-based firm that uniquely combines architecture and construction under one roof. For over 20 years, led by architect-builder Clinton Cole, the studio has specialized in crafting highly personalized, sustainable luxury homes through a seamless design-build process, guiding each project from initial concept through to completion without hand-offs.
The practice is recognized as a leader in regenerative design, integrating holistic sustainability strategies into every stage of its residential projects. As a certified B Corp, CplusC is committed to creating positive environmental and social impact, delivering homes that are future-ready, contextually attuned, and built to last for generations.
LOCATION: Sydney, Australia
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The Balmy Palmy House, designed by CplusC Architectural Workshop, perfectly reflects a vision of simplicity and integration with the environment. Located on a bushland site in Sydney’s Palm Beach, this home was thoughtfully designed for a semi-retired…
Totoro House is an alterations and additions project on a house in Russell Lea, Sydney which formed an architectural exercise in translating the client’s close-knit bond into the physical, adopting the Japanese concept of “Shakkei” or “borrowed…
Built within a rejuvenated heritage façade of rendered masonry, steel, timber and greenery, the Welcome to the Jungle House is situated in an inner-city heritage conservation area typified by late Victorian row terrace housing and post-industrial warehouse…
Iron Maiden House was designed for a family of five who wanted a home which celebrated the Sydney climate after returning from many years living in Hong Kong.
The Alexandria House is tailored to the needs of a modern, environmentally conscious and socially responsible couple. Alexandria House – Aqua Perma Solar Firma is the most sustainable project we have made.
North Bondi House is a stunning single-family residence which is both a springboard for entertaining and a private family retreat. A narrow site with overlooking issues paired with a commitment to passive solar design and natural daylighting…
The design brief for the Dulwich Hill Residence called for the addition of an open kitchen, outdoor living space, dining, bathroom and laundry to an existing semi-detached period home for a young family
