Malvern Garden House / Taylor Knights
Malvern Garden House is a highly-considered adaption of an existing 1930’s period home in a hilly suburban pocket, with a new pavilion embedded within the terraced garden to the rear.
Derek Swalwell photography
A Single Storey Rear Extension to an Existing Post War Bungalow
Parnell Facade project is a single storey rear extension to an existing post war bungalow in Elsternwick, Victoria, Australia. The main challenge of this project was creating a strong design concept around a poor previous extension.
Paperback House / Ben Callery Architects
Paperback house enables a family of four including two publishers who frequently work from home to live, work relax and play connected with each other and the environment.
Liverpool House / Kennedy Nolan
This new house in the rich urban environment of North Fitzroy was designed to be built by the builder owner for his young family.
Bellarine Peninsula House / Auhaus Architecture
To the ocean side, the Bellarine Peninsula House presents as two stacked, elongated volumes, one sheathed in a fine skin of concrete, the other in hardwood timber that will weather to a pale silver.
KAP-House Featuring a Series of Rectilinear Volumes Placed in Interlocking Juxtapositions
Reclined within a well-heeled residential enclave, KAP-House reposes behind wild grassland that grows from the remains of the old Malayan Railway. Placed on a plot that was once the sprawling garden of a classic colonial black and white bungalow, the home was imagined as a paradigm of modern tropical living.
Oak Tree House, Melbourne / Kennedy Nolan
A project in the venerable tradition of alterations and additions to heritage houses – a testing ground for Architect’s ideas. This adaptive re-use of a double fronted Victorian house incorporates a re-working of the existing house, a new pavilion forming a central courtyard
Sandy Point House / Kennedy Nolan
Perched on the coastal dunes of eastern Victoria, this is a holiday house for a family who have a long association with the modest beachside hamlet of Sandy Point. Almost three hours from Melbourne, this house is designed not so much for weekends as for extended stays – in both summer and winter.