Nicole England is a Melbourne-based architectural and interiors photographer whose work is distinguished by a keen sensitivity to light, form, and atmosphere. She captures spaces in a way that feels serene yet vivid, balancing compositional precision with emotional resonance. Her style bridges the careful discipline of architectural imagery with the subtle presence of life and place.
Over her career, Nicole has collaborated with leading architects and designers across Australia and abroad, contributing to built work, editorial features, and exhibitions. She is also the creator of *Resident Dog*, a personal project turned series and book that combines her love of architecture and her fondness for photographic storytelling through the presence of dogs in homes.
LOCATION: Melbourne, Australia
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The building’s 25,000sqm scale allowed COX to develop an Agile workplace with strong planning principles – rich in amenities, culture, connectivity and identity. The result is a tailored workplace design that consolidates the client’s resources to support…
Our aim for Birch Tree house was to create a gentle sculptural but robust family home set amongst a beautiful restful garden. The Design Brief was to create a 5 Bedroom home with various family areas maximizing…
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.
In Camberwell, Melbourne, Colour Way House is a beautiful mix of old-world charm and modern design. The 19th-century Victorian home has been transformed into a stylish family space. It keeps its historic feel while adding bold, artistic…
A unique and beautiful blend of heritage and refined luxury, apartment 16 aligns perfectly the old and the new. Working with heritage buildings such as this former Carlton United Brewery, provide a dramatic canvas of exposed brickwork
The Peninsula Residence, located in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, was completed in 2016 by SJB Architecture. Originally built in 1958 in the Craig Ellwood Case Study style, with its signature skillion roof, timber stilts, and central brick core,…
