In a conservative residential pocket close to North Sydney, a workers cottage perches on top of a hill looking south-east towards striking views of Sydney Harbour. The idea behind the design was to retain the existing character of the cottage to the front – its low slung and strong horizontal lines – and place a more contemporary two storey addition at the back behind the ridge.
Project: Martello Tower Home Design Architect: Luigi Rosselli Project Architect: Simon Hassall Interior Designer: Romaine Alwill, Alwill Interiors Builder: Sydcon Building Services Pty Ltd Structural & Hydraulic Consultant: Rooney & Bye Pty Ltd Joiner: Kitchen Trend Landscaper: Secret Gardens Location: Clontarf, NSW, Australia Photography: Justin Alexander, Edward Birch Martello Tower Home is a private residence
Project: Duplex in The City Architects: Luigi Roselli Architects Location: Potts Point, Sydney, NSW Design Architect: Luigi Rosselli, Jane McNeill, Hugh Campbell Interior Design: Jane McNeill Heritage Consultant: John Oultram Heritage & Design Builder: BWO Constructions Pty Ltd Structural and Hydraulic Consultant: Rooney & Bye Pty Ltd Joiner: Space Joinery Landscaper: Susan Miles Landscape Architect Photography: Justin Alexander
Project: House C3 Architects: Campbell Architecture Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Area 196.0 sqm Photographs: Justin Alexander House C3 is a project recently completed by Sydney-based Campbell Architecture Studio. The project was selected for the Australian House of the Year 2015. House C3 continues our exploration of traditional form used in contemporary manner. In this case
Project: Twin Peaks House Location: Darling Point, New South Wales, Sydney, Australia Design Architect: Luigi Rosselli Project Architect: Simon Hassall Interior Designer: Stephanie Conley Photography: Justin Alexander Twin Peaks House is a recently completed project by Luigi Rosselli Architects in Darling Point, a suburb of Sydney. Description by Luigi Rosselli Architects: A Queen Anne style
Step into the remarkable Beach House on Stilts in Collaroy Beach, Australia. Designed by Luigi Rosselli Architects, this unique structure harmonizes modern living with environmental consciousness.
