Project: Moving House Architects: Architects EAT 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 […]
Project: Horse Shoe House Architects: Preston Lane Architects Location: Hobart, Tasmania Photography: Derek Swalwell Horse Shoe House is a single family house designed by Preston Lane Architects, an award winning architectural practice founded by Daniel Lane and Nathanael Preston. Set in an established suburb on the outskirts of Hobart, the site takes in expansive views
Project: Courtyard Cottage Architects: Wolveridge Architects Practice team: Jeremy Wolveridge, Ricky Booth, Jet Leong Builder and construction manager: Bartlett Architectural Construction Structural/civil engineer: Keith Long and Associates Landscape architect: Jack Reilly Building surveyor: Nepean Building Permits Location: Flinders, Victoria, Australia Photographer: Derek Swalwell Designed by Melbourne-based firm Wolveridge Architects, Courtyard Cottage is a single-storey courtyard
The existing dwellings at this inner city site were varied in use with a rear building housing a swimming pool. From the outset it was decided that the primary frontage should be preserved and the new extension at the rear be positioned with a clear separation to the existing dwelling.
Kazoo House is a single-family home designed by Melbourne-based Architects EAT. Albert Mo and Eid Goh established their office in South Yarra, Melbourne in 2000, after graduating from the University of Melbourne, and gaining experience in various firms in Melbourne and Singapore.
Set on the outskirts of a small rural town in northern Victoria, this is a family home raised slightly above the flood plain of a working farm. In a remote dry environment with little protection from trees, the design provides an adaptable building envelope set in the shadows of its own form.
Anchored to a steep site near the Yarra River, In-Situ House has a strong respect for materials. Atypical to the surrounding neighbourhood, it returns craftsmanship and natural materials to the landscape, while still presenting a home of significant scale. It also challenges the typical planning of a Toorak family home.
Located in Northcote, Garth was once a dilapidated nineteenth century Italianate Victorian masonry dwelling who has since been restored and added to with an elegant and restrained timber addition to accommodate a young family of five and two energetic dogs.
